Saturday 16 May, 20:30

Geneva Magic Cabaret

A quartet of magicians—two women and two men—share a single stage, each conjuring a distinct world of illusion. Between mystery, refined elegance and bursts of laughter, the performance blends sleight-of-hand, theatrical gesture and moments of close-up wonder. Intimate cabaret staging and careful timing heighten sensory perception, while shifts in rhythm and tone guide an emotional arc from quiet astonishment to exuberant surprise. The result is an evening of playful enchantment that lingers after the lights dim.

In French.

Avenue Louis-Casaï 54,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: Genève Magie

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