“Les tergiversations d’un homme au ventre vide” is a comedic play by Julien Doquin de Saint Preux. The story follows a man’s whimsical musings over what to eat, cleverly weaving in reflections on deeper life choices, including fatherhood. Julien, known for his animations, columns, and sketches, has contributed to RTS programs and created humorous audiovisual projects before making his mark in stand-up comedy.
In French.
The captivating story of Élise Müller, better known as Hélène Smith, a renowned Geneva medium, and her relationship with psychology professor Théodore Flournoy unfolds in a compelling play. Celebrated for her spiritual journeys and gift of glossolalia, Élise navigates parallel worlds and alien languages. Fascinated by her talents, Flournoy attends her sessions and publishes an essay on her experiences, unaware of his crucial role in her visions. The play delves into their complex platonic relationship, defying the constraints of a rigid society, highlighting Élise’s quest for freedom and recognition through her mediumship.
In French.
Matthieu Baumann’s “Grésil Incandescent – Lumière Révolues” transforms obsolete theater projectors into an organic musical instrument, giving new life to discarded incandescent lighting equipment. Using 12 PAR reflectors, piezos, and speakers, the installation invites audiences to experience the unique combination of sound, light, and heat generated by these repurposed fixtures. This multisensory work explores the tension between technological evolution and nostalgia, creating an immersive environment that challenges conventional theater equipment usage.
The Festival Les Inoubliables, in collaboration with the Orchestre de Chambre de Genève (OCG), celebrates distinguished female composers with a closing gala concert. Under the baton of Nikita Sorokine, and featuring the vocal talents of Amadi Lagha, Amelia Feuer, along with violinist Esther Abrami, the event highlights the works of Ethel Smyth, Augusta Holmès, and Ina Boyle. Julie Conti will add a touch of humor to this evening dedicated to the power of female orchestral and vocal music. The concert concludes with the jazzy melodies of Blossom Dearie, emphasizing the historical significance of women composers in the realm of symphonic repertoire.
“Neolithica, the Great Secret” is a parable exploring the emergence of power and sedentism during the Neolithic era. The performance delves into the hierarchies and violence that arose in that period. Produced by Théâtre de Carouge and directed by Dominique Ziegler, the play examines technical, cultural, political, religious, and social transformations. Supported by the City of Geneva, this production invites a collective reflection on the roots of modern human issues.
Kids ages 10 and up.
The company, La Cie de l’Ourag’enchant’é, pays tribute to Anne Sylvestre, a significant 20th-century singer-songwriter, often only recognized for her children’s songs. This event weaves together unpublished texts and music to delve into themes of love, war, and life stories. Set in a bookstore with a bar and piano, three women reflect on the impact of Anne Sylvestre’s passing, sharing poignant memories while accompanied by a pianist. This multidisciplinary ensemble continues its series focusing on resilient women.
Carambole is a one-of-a-kind circus festival in Plan-les-Ouates, Geneva. Over three days, enjoy shows, circus workshops suitable for all ages and skill levels, and a refreshment stand offering organic and local dishes. Immerse yourself in the magical atmosphere and take part in diverse activities.
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