Nora and Jonathan have been together for way too long — and it sucks. Maxime goes to orgies hoping to meet the love of his life — which also sucks. Timothée thinks he’s happy, even though his life clearly sucks. Jeanne’s life definitely sucks, but at least she knows it. Dive into the hilarious and touching world of five Parisians searching for happiness — a mission that’s anything but easy, because it’s hard to feel good when everything feels wrong.
In French.
For the season’s first apéro ballet, the Japanese musicians of “Bal impérial”—Tsubasa Hori, Shogo Yoshii, and Kazutomi “Tsuki”—showcase their collaboration with Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and dancer Riley O’Flynn. The event takes place at the Foyer of the Grand Théâtre de Genève.
Loriot is a unique quintet blending diverse musical influences, including Cameroonian religious songs, Baka polyphonies, and jazz. The group delves into harmony, groove, and collective improvisation. The ensemble consists of Ernestine Mermet on flute and vocals, Flavie Ndam on alto saxophone, Joris Arlaud on drums, Louise Knobil on double bass, and Yves-Yann Lavaly on piano.
Pop energy, raw intensity, a touch of animality, and playful shifts in force. With live music and dancers moving around the audience, the beat spreads—visceral and physical. La Tendresse du ventre de la baleine explores the tension between individuality and collectivity, between identity, intimate desires, and the need to belong.
Following Napoleon’s defeat, Talleyrand and Fouché meet in Paris to determine France’s future—whether it will be a republic or a monarchy. During a private dinner, they engage in a heated debate: Fouché advocates for the republic, while Talleyrand aims to restore the Bourbons, requiring Fouché’s support. The evening is filled with revelations and confrontations against a backdrop of external turmoil.
In French.
Immerse yourself in “Sounds of the Ocean,” an captivating concert that combines live music with the enchanting calls of whales and dolphins, accompanied by mesmerizing underwater visuals. This family-friendly event offers a unique journey into the heart of the oceans, promoting reflection and a connection with marine life. In support of ocean conservation, 1 CHF from every ticket sold goes to OceanCare, dedicated to protecting the oceans since 1989.
Get ready for an enchanting evening filled with Afrobeats, 70s Funk, and Disco Soul! Peter Solo and Vaudou Game unveil “Fintou,” their fifth album drawing inspiration from Colombian cumbia. This project blends enigmatic sounds with vintage Afro-funk, adding a cumbia twist for a truly unique experience. The tracks, driven by guitars, percussion, brass, and keyboards, deliver political and ecological messages with humor. Let yourself be carried away by this groovy, activist trance, and share the experience on your feet.
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