Led by accordionist Camille Tissot, Inscape offers an immersion in modern jazz shaped by diverse influences from Bobby McFerrin to Alt-J and Paname Panic. Tissot’s original compositions bring the accordion to the foreground, blending electric textures and delicate timbres. Joined by Solal Laval (drums), Ethan Borlet-Hote (bass) and Léonard Probst (keyboards), the quartet crafts an intimate, richly textured sound world that moves between forceful momentum and fragile lyricism.
Created by and starring Sophie Ammann, Nathaly Leduc, Arnaud Mathey, Pauline Ranieri and Camille Tavelli alongside wrestlers from Geneva Total Wrestling, Cabaret Catch merges theatrical cabaret with staged wrestling. The piece plays up spectacle, noise and physical comedy, balancing choreographed confrontations with satirical flair. Its energetic ensemble work and bold performative gestures create a raucous, immersive atmosphere that foregrounds playfulness and theatrical risk.
In French.
Marlène Charpentié conjures a strange papier-mâché garden in this hybrid performance that mixes theatre, clown and dance. Three figures — an obsessed drag-king, a heartbroken diva vampire and a queer Pierrot who tends fading, reviving flowers — share the stage without words. Between absurd humour and a critique of capitalism, the piece plays out like a cracked cabaret where material is worked live: objects are handled, transformed and revealed in a visceral, intimate exchange with the audience.
In French.
Projet Wipeout presents an evening-length musical experience that blends live improvisation with curated tasting moments. Musicians respond in the moment to textures, timbres and gustatory cues, creating a dialogue between sound and flavour. The work moves between intimate whispers and expansive waves of sound, framed by attentive sonic detail and an experimental approach to communal listening. The atmosphere is immersive and sensorial, inviting quiet attention and spontaneous interaction.
In French.
Dogfight is a musical set in 1960s America on the eve of young Marines’ departure for Vietnam. The plot follows Eddie Birdlace, whose cruel ‘dogfight’ gamble is upended when he meets Rose, an idealistic and sincere young woman. Over a single night, the production confronts themes of masculinity, violence and empathy, blending gritty social realism with moments of tenderness. Sparse staging and intimate musical numbers highlight a painful coming-of-age and the possibility of moral change.
Returning for its twentieth edition, Les Aubes brings softness and poetry to Geneva mornings. At dawn, intimate musical encounters offer delicate soundscapes that stir the senses, favouring close listening and subtle atmospheres. The programme highlights a variety of acoustic and experimental projects, from solo performances to chamber ensembles, each designed to awaken the city with refined timbres and attentive pacing. A gentle celebration of morning listening and communal presence.
An evening that moves between dance and live music, guided by instructors Claire Rufenacht and Pedro Ratto. Their approachable initiation opens a space for beginners to find tango’s intimate rhythms, followed by a concert from El Revire Duo whose guitar and bandoneon weave warm, melancholic melodies. The program balances social dance and listening, with close musical dynamics and subtle interplay that invite both movement and reflection.
In French.
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