6 – 15 February

My Parents’ Cabaret

A musical journey through the history of cabaret, from its origins to the present day, takes the stage at Théâtre Les Salons. Directed by Philippe Cohen, this production includes artists such as Bobby Lapointe and Aristide Bruant, accompanied by the talented Gaëlle Poirier on accordion and Narcisso Saùl on guitar. The ensemble, featuring Majbritt Byskov-Bridges, Philippe Cohen, Marie-Stéphane Fidanza, Claudia Lachat, Thomas Laubacher, and Kim Selamet, delivers a captivating evening filled with sketches and songs, offering a delightful blend of whimsy, romance, and humor.

Rue Jean-François-BARTHOLONI 6,
1204 Genève

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Photo Credit: DR

Tuesday 21 October, 20:00

Hogwarts Magic Symphony

Kids Performances

BFM

You’re invited to a truly magical evening with Hogwarts Magic Symphony! Performed by the symphonic orchestra Lords of the Sound, this enchanting concert brings to life the most iconic musical moments from the legendary Harry Potter film saga. From the first journey on the Hogwarts Express to epic battles against dark forces, the music is enhanced by a full live orchestra, talented soloists, a vocal ensemble, and stunning visual effects that create an unforgettable, immersive experience. With surprises along the way — and perhaps even a visit from Professor Dumbledore himself — this is more than a concert; it’s a magical adventure for all ages.

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14 – 26 October

Neolithica (The Great Secret) by Dominique Ziegler

Performances

Théâtre Pitoëff

“Neolithica, the Great Secret” is a parable exploring the emergence of power and sedentism during the Neolithic era. The performance delves into the hierarchies and violence that arose in that period. Produced by Théâtre de Carouge and directed by Dominique Ziegler, the play examines technical, cultural, political, religious, and social transformations. Supported by the City of Geneva, this production invites a collective reflection on the roots of modern human issues.

Kids ages 10 and up.

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22 – 26 October

Fesses-tival

Lectures & Workshops Performances

Multiple locations

The Fesses-tival returns for its 8th edition, exploring diversity, identity, bodies, and sexuality through a program of workshops, short films, performances, and talks. A thoughtful and engaging lineup for curious audiences.

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Wednesday 22 October, 20:00

Sara Correia

Performances

Victoria Hall

Sara Correia, a rising star in the world of fado, takes the stage at Geneva’s Victoria Hall for an extraordinary evening as part of the Grandes Voix du Fado series. As a natural heir to the fado tradition, she is celebrated for her powerful voice and magnetic presence. Born in Lisbon and mentored by legendary figures, she won the Grande Noite do Fado at just 13 years old. With three critically acclaimed albums, she has become a prominent ambassador of modern fado, while still honoring its traditional roots. Having received numerous accolades and international recognition, she also shares her expertise as a coach on The Voice Portugal. Her latest album, “Liberdade,” is a blend of traditional fados and contemporary compositions.

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Wednesday 22 October, 20:00

Les Théâtrales / Parle-moi d’amour

Performances

BFM

At midnight — the hour of truths — He and She choose to settle scores in a fierce argument that unfolds like a boxing match after more than thirty years of life together. Everything comes to the surface: children, love, parents, ambition, lies, and truths. Their exchanges swing between sharp, heartbreakingly honest, and irresistibly funny. Beneath the comedy and clashes, tenderness and love remain close. Written by Philippe Claudel, president of the Académie Goncourt, the play paints a sharp, entertaining portrait of modern relationships. Directed by Nicolas Briançon, known for hits like Antigone and Le Canard à l’orange, this piece boldly turns intimate tragedy into laughter.

In French.

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Thursday 23 October, 19:00 & 20:00

A series of personal questions addressed to the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire’s Port Statue, inv. 004261

Performances

MAH

As part of the KorSonOr exhibition-festival, James Webb presents two new works from his ongoing series A Series of Personal Questions: a live performance at the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire engaging with the enigmatic Port Statue (c. 80 BCE), and a sound installation along Lake Geneva, where his open-ended questions invite audiences to experience objects and landscapes as living interlocutors rather than static symbols.

In French and English.

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