Sunday 15 November, 14:00

Héritage(s)

Booking Required

Led by singer‑composer Lia Naviliat Cuncic, Héritage(s) offers a fresh perspective on Latin American music. With her quartet she blends original compositions and inventive arrangements of popular repertoire, exploring South American roots through the energy of improvisation and the colour of Latin percussion. Surrounded by close collaborators, the project weaves an intimate yet communal celebration where memory becomes living material. Finalist of the Prix des Musiques d’Ici 2023, the ensemble is praised for its freedom, depth and rhythmic intensity.

Avenue de Miremont 46,
1206 Genève

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Saturday 19 September, 20:30

John Sulo: Vive !

Performances

Théâtre de la Madeleine

Sulo presents his new show, VIVRE (LIVE), an ode to life and its surprises. With humor and authenticity, he shares his vision of the importance of savoring every moment, even the unexpected ones. For the past seven years, Sulo has been touring the stand-up comedy circuit. He left Le Havre to pursue his dream in Paris and has performed countless shows, quickly establishing himself as a regular in key comedy clubs like Paname Comedy Club, Madame Sarfati, and Sacré Comedy. He has also had the privilege of opening for big names in comedy such as Roman Fraysinet, Hakim Jemili, Jason Brokerss, and Fary. Today, he returns with a personal, funny, and touching show, where you’ll laugh a lot but also reflect a little. Because, ultimately, there’s only one thing to do: LIVE!

In French.

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17 – 19 September

Pling-Klang

Performances

Théâtre du Forum Meyrin

Pling-Klang is a physical theatre duo by Étienne Manceau and Mathieu Despoisse that turns the iconic IKEA KALLAX shelf into a mischievous stage partner. Building furniture becomes an acrobatic and comic ritual: screws are tightened and loosened, objects are juggled and bodies find precarious balance. Through precise object manipulation, deadpan humour and inventive acrobatics, the piece reveals the small catastrophes and tender compromises of couple life, combining slapstick with intimate emotion.

In French.

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18 – 19 September

Neal Maxwell

Performances

Caustic Comedy Club

Neal Maxwell, a member of the Clique du Caustic resident troupe, presents his first hour long solo in development. Under a misleading pyjama like appearance hides a high energy stand up performer whose jokes swing between sharply observed truths and delightfully absurd surprises. The set combines intimate, relatable observations with sudden madcap twists, delivering a strange and hilarious journey through his peculiar worldview.

In French.

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Saturday 19 September, 20:00

Trio Joubran — Twenty Springs

Performances

Alhambra

Trio Joubran, formed by brothers Samir, Wissam and Adnan Joubran, presents Twenty Springs: a two-decade survey of their oeuvre for oud. Joined by a string quartet (Valentin Mussou, cello; Anne Gouverneur and Sylvain Favre, violins; Anne Berry, viola) and percussionists Habib Meftah and Ersoj Kazimov, the ensemble expands the trio’s intimate sound into a rich, resonant tapestry. Arrangements alternate fragile solo interludes and sweeping, rhythmic passages, where luminous strings and precise percussion amplify the oud’s plaintive melodies, creating a meditative, emotionally charged journey.

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Saturday 19 September, 20:00

Unplugged Grunge

Performances

Espace culturel du Bois-des-Arts

Two musical worlds, one raw intensity. Grungehog revives the visceral spirit of 1990s Seattle, drawing on the legacy of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and Alice in Chains to deliver honest, unadorned rock driven by gritty riffs and emotional vocals. Supporting trio Gédéon offers groovy folk-rock with seventies echoes, singing in French and Spanish; acoustic guitar, banjo, dobro and percussion weave an intimate, hypnotic sound. The evening balances electric intensity with organic tenderness.

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18 – 20 September

Fête de l’Olivier 2026

Performances

Alhambra

Now in its eleventh edition, Fête de l’Olivier stages dialogues between Arab and Mediterranean musical traditions and contemporary creation. The program gathers voices and instrumentalists such as Yasmine Hamdan, Trio Joubran and Retsina Cola, weaving intimate and powerful moments. Artists alternate between rooted repertoires and experimental approaches, inviting attentive listening and emotional resonance. The festival highlights improvisation, lyrical storytelling and cross-cultural collaboration.

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