Ike’s stand-up show examines couple routines, mental load and the everyday absurdities of living together with sharp wit and intelligence. Mixing personal anecdotes and observational comedy, he offers a clever, humane portrait of modern relationships, social neuroses and the small rituals that bind us. The pacing alternates quick riffs and reflective moments, inviting both laughter and empathy as familiar frustrations are reframed with surprising tenderness.
In French.
Join the impro.ch team for a cabaret built on spontaneity, risk, and quick-witted play. The performers throw themselves body and voice into each scene, slipping from comedy into drama with remarkable ease. The result is a lively theatrical ride where surprise shapes every turn, and the audience feels the electricity of creation in the moment.
With Olivier Grimm at the piano, this participatory gathering invites audiences to sing for pleasure from a vast choice of 270 songs. Lyrics are projected so everyone can join in together, microphone-free, carried by the warmth of live accompaniment. The experience is simple, convivial, and immediate, turning familiar melodies into a shared collective moment shaped by voice, memory, and the pleasure of singing as one.
Renegade Saints bring their flagship improv comedy to the stage with Fast. Funny. Made Up., their longest-running English-language show in Geneva. Built from audience suggestions, the performance unfolds in quick, unpredictable scenes full of playful energy and sharp comic timing. The atmosphere is informal and convivial, with the crowd guiding the journey from their seats. Fast-paced and generous in spirit, it offers the thrill of watching stories invented in the moment.
In English.
As part of Festival Les Créatives, Louisadonna brings a pop set that is both bright and incisive. Her songs pair colourful melodies with sharp feminist lyrics, blending intimacy, anger and wit. Artist, activist and psychologist working with women and children who have survived violence, she turns personal commitment into music that exposes stereotypes and the mechanisms of patriarchy. The concert originally announced for Girl Group has been cancelled.
An afternoon of live music and easygoing celebration transforms the room into a dance floor. Whether arriving alone or as a couple, audiences are invited into a warm, convivial atmosphere where movement and music meet in an informal setting. The experience is light, social, and welcoming, with the energy of a shared dance gathering and the pleasure of music played live.
A concert-mediation session led by Les Concerts du Cœur Genevois, this warm and inclusive encounter invites participants into the spirit of folk dance. In connection with a chamber music concert at Victoria Hall, the programme with the group CaraC offers a gentle initiation to collective dances. The focus is on shared movement, listening, and conviviality, creating a joyful atmosphere where everyone can take part at their own pace.
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