Saturday 7 November, 20:00

F!G Club Duels

Performers leave their usual teams for a single evening to face off against a member of another Ligue Majeure squad. This duel-based format pits pairs in a sequence of creative challenges, where competitive sparks and surprising turns reshape identities and alliances. The show foregrounds raw energy, quick thinking and theatrical game-play, alternating tension and playful release. Presented as a trio of matchups — Thorel vs Club Sandwich; Mosaïque vs Plainpalais; Batarde.x.s d’en face vs Poissonnerie Lambert — it offers an unpredictable, intimate audience experience.

In French.

Rue des Savoises 1,
1205 Genève
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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