Le City cinema is offering a live broadcast of the Royal Ballet of London’s production of “The Nutcracker,” choreographed by Peter Wright after Lev Ivanov, with music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. This enchanting ballet, performed in two acts, promises an immersive experience lasting 3 hours and 30 minutes, including an intermission.
Highway2Rock is bringing The Chris Slade Timeline and Backwater to the Alhambra for an exhilarating concert. Former AC/DC member Chris Slade, renowned for his contribution to iconic albums and collaborations with legendary artists, will be taking the stage. Lausanne-based band Backwater, inspired by rock icons such as AC/DC and ZZ Top, will kick off the night with their high-energy rock. This is a must-attend event for rock music lovers.
Inspector Reynolds returns to the Chelsea Hotel for a thrilling, final investigation, partnering with a different improvisational actor at each performance. Set in a festive yet mysterious atmosphere, this captivating whodunit allows every character to be a potential culprit. Created by the Compagnie lesArts and directed by Tony Romaniello, this unique show promises total immersion in a gripping crime story.
In French.
This concert pays tribute to Marcel and Catherine Cellier, pioneers in preserving Eastern European music and known for discovering artists like Gheorghe Zamfir and The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices. Their son Alexandre, along with Dimitar Gougov and Ion Miu, honors this legacy through a blend of traditional styles and original compositions. The event is organized by the Ateliers d’ethnomusicologie and AMR, with support from the City of Geneva and the South Cultural Fund.
Alan Turing, a trailblazer in cryptanalysis during World War II, is the central figure in “Oracle,” a production where Łukasz Twarkowski and Anka Herbut blend Turing’s life story with a futuristic digital realm. Twarkowski, renowned for his multimedia creations, delves into the politicization of science, geopolitical issues, and the influence of artificial intelligence, continuing a line of thought initiated with “Quanta.”
Multiple languages, subtitled in English & French.
Frankenstein was born in Cologny through the pen of Mary Shelley in 1818, telling the story of Dr. Victor Frankenstein and his creation. The Founders reinterpret this literary classic, turning the monster into a silent hero. In this unique theatrical performance at Maison Saint-Gervais, the performers rely on non-verbal gestures to construct both the space and the narrative.
A musical encounter centered around the gadulka, a Bulgarian fiddle, featuring the virtuoso Dimitar Gougov and multi-instrumentalist Alexandre Cellier. This event offers a musical exchange blending tradition and creativity. Attendance is limited to 25 people.
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