6 – 7 October

#Hashtag Déclic

Choreographed by Riyad Fghani and performed by Pockemon Crew, this visceral hip‑hop performance transforms micro‑gestures of daily screen use into an explosive, nervous and vibrant physical language. Under shifting lights and layered projections, bodies collide, sync and dissolve in flows that mirror our connected lives. The piece blends precise street technique with theatrical staging and immersive visuals, inviting a moment of collective attention and presence through rigorous choreography and electric ensemble energy.

Place des Cinq-Continents 1,
1217 Meyrin
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Photo Credit: DR

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