Guihome returns with a finely observed one‑man show that traces the passage from childhood to adulthood through a gallery of new characters and a naturalistic staging. The performance blends candid humour, tenderness and sharp, observational monologue as it follows first moves, first marriage and a first funeral. The staging favours realism and intimate storytelling, creating a warm, reflective atmosphere sustained across nearly two hours.
In French.
Created by Graziela Fierro and performed by the vocal ensemble VoixpluriElles, this musical show traces a woman’s amorous life through a chorus of shifting voices. The programme blends excerpts from contemporary opera and musical theatre with French chanson, jazz and American pop, exploring intimacy, identity and transformation through layered harmonies and theatrical staging. The result is an intimate, cinematic journey that highlights vocal colour and dramatic nuance.
Collective BERLIN, led artistically by Yves Degryse, stages a site-specific spectacle inspired by Georges Perec’s La Vie mode d’emploi. Audiences, equipped with audio headsets, watch a building façade that opens to reveal six tableaux and intimate human stories. The piece blends documentary testimony and fiction, assembled from interviews gathered across several cities, creating a panoramic, close-up portrait of everyday lives. Sparse staging and careful sound design heighten an intimate, observational atmosphere.
In Dutch with French surtitles.
Balades Théâtralisées invites audiences on an outdoor theatrical promenade that uncovers hidden city histories through staged scenes in natural settings. The troupe blends guided narration with short dramatic tableaux, favouring emotional resonance over strict historical reenactment. Soundscapes and simple lighting sculpt nocturnal and intimate atmospheres, while performers shift between storytelling and embodiment. The route alternates between the company’s traditional itinerary and a new underground-themed walk, creating a layered experience of memory, surprise and communal discovery.
In French.
Summer Resonances is a concert cycle exploring Romanticism, storytelling and the voices of women writers through music. Across varied programmes, chamber ensembles and soloists present intimate and evocative repertoires that trace themes of fate and narrative in sound. The programming balances familiar masterpieces with lesser-known works, offering lyrical textures, expressive dynamics and poetic atmospheres that invite focused listening and reflection.
De-domestication is a ritual multimedia performance by Daniel Hellmann (Soya the Cow) and Rafa Bqueer (Uhura Bqueer) that stages two queer creatures — an Alpine cow and an Amazonian panther — confronting the global violences of monoculture, intensive farming and colonialism. With costumes by Andy Lopes, lighting and scenography by Theres Indermaur, video by Aron Smith and music by Eduardo Duarte and Coco Schwarz, the work blends poetry and provocation to explore rewilding, transformation and queer imaginaries.
In Portuguese and French.
Created by Atelier Théâtre Insolite in collaboration with autrement-aujourd’hui, this piece unfolds in the courtyard of an apartment block, where neighbors, caretakers and passersby form a delicate social choreography. Twelve actors and a tentative dancer weave scenes of repeated routine and sudden disruptions: a forgotten suitcase triggers a search across the faubourgs, conjuring encounters that blend theatre and dance. The staging favours intimate tableaux, subtle humour and moments of unexpected tenderness, inviting sensory attention to everyday life.
In French.
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