Dejan Terzić introduces a new quartet featuring Alexandra Grimal on tenor saxophone, Jozef Dumoulin on piano and Fender Rhodes, Robert Landfermann on double bass, and Dejan Terzić himself on drums. These virtuoso musicians, deeply connected, craft an interactive space where limitless freedom thrives, drawing inspiration from minimalist music influences such as Steve Reich and Brandt Brauer Frick.
In “L’Aquarium,” Calaferte delves into the monotony and routine of a couple after many years together. Set during a fall evening, this comedy highlights how former passionate partners become unable to surprise each other, trapped in their daily lives much like fish swimming in circles in an aquarium. The humor emerges from everyday situations, skillfully captured by the author.
In French.
The play “Five Days in March” by Toshiki Okada, directed by Nadim Ahmed, captures the lives of young Tokyoites in March 2003 against the backdrop of the Iraq War. A couple randomly meets and isolates themselves in a love hotel, while other aimless characters drift nearby, preoccupied with their everyday lives and uncertainties. This play portrays a generation caught between carefree living and a sense of powerlessness in the face of historical events.
In French.
Globale Locale unites 12 emblematic nightlife venues across Geneva for three days of concerts, DJ sets, and cultural happenings that spotlight the city’s independent scene. Celebrating local talent and alternative culture while standing against the precarity of the arts, the festival offers everything from live bands to club nights, offbeat activities, and solidarity events—an energizing mix where partying becomes a collective, political act of support.
Enjoy a unique experience with Laëtycia Vumuka during a dance-guided tour of the “Afrosonica – Soundscapes” exhibition. This artist invites you to embark on a sensory journey that blends African and Afro-diasporic music with expressive movement. It’s an original way to discover the exhibition, led by the rhythm of dance.
Afrosonica – Soundscapes is an immersive exhibition exploring the deep cultural significance of sound and music in African societies and their diasporas. Through historical and contemporary perspectives, it highlights the power of sound as a bridge between memory, identity, and transformation. Featuring a diverse collection of instruments, archival recordings, and contemporary installations, the exhibition invites visitors on a multisensory journey where music connects the past and present, the human and the spiritual.
The Béjart Ballet Lausanne presents Hamlet, choreographed by Valentina Turcu with music by Max Richter, Cigarettes After Sex, and Muse. This powerful reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s masterpiece blends physicality and metaphysics, exploring the depths of human emotion and relationships through dance, in homage to Maurice Béjart’s enduring influence.
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