Nicknamed “the man with singing fingers,” Rəhman Məmmədli blends mugham traditions, Karabakh folk influences and psychedelic electric guitar into a hypnotic, singular sound. Joined by Tural Məmmədli on keys and Elshad Abdulrahimov on percussion, he promises an intense evening of Eastern melodies and blazing solos.
An intimate acoustic set by a guitar-and-voice duo that revisits Uruguayan and Brazilian song traditions. The programme blends gentle rhythmic motifs, warm nylon-string textures and close-harmony vocals, moving between breezy candombe-tinged grooves and reflective ballads. The staging favors simplicity: sparse sonorities, intimate lighting and close listening that foregrounds nuance and phrasing. The performance invites quiet conviviality and transportive nostalgia, offering a delicate, sensual listening experience that highlights the melodic and rhythmic richness of South American popular traditions.
Titi Robin and Roberto Saadna, iconic figures in the world of Gypsy music, reunite for a new show as part of the Plan-les-Ouates Cultural Season 2025-2026. Their collaboration, which dates back to the 1990s, has been instrumental in ushering in a new wave of Gypsy music. Joined by the ensemble Ma Gavali, they present an original repertoire sung in Catalan Gypsy and Spanish, reflecting the essence of their albums “Gitans” and “Un ciel de cuivre.”
Choreographed by Jeremy Nedd and featuring a new creation by Jolie Ngemi, this graduation programme brings together the young performers of La Manufacture’s Bachelor in Contemporary Dance. Nedd’s work probes racial and collective questions, exploring how communities form amid social and political tensions. The evening showcases ensemble pieces performed by the graduating cohort and framed by attentive technical support, offering a vivid, physical investigation of identity, belonging and shared resilience.
Performed by Miss Nightmare, this magic show stages an uncanny “Final Exam” where the audience becomes the class. Through forbidden experiments, unsettling illusions and inexplicable phenomena, the performance probes fear, vulnerability and the limits of perception. Miss Nightmare manipulates the impossible with elegance and dry menace, supported by a spare set, moody lighting and a taut soundscape that sculpts tension. The experience is immersive and intimate, oscillating between wonder and disquiet as each trial exposes concealed uncertainties.
In French.
Geneva singer-songwriter Irikanto delivers songs in English with both energy and sensitivity, blending pop, soul, folk and groove. Trained in classical guitar before embracing contemporary music, she emerged on the local scene in 2023 and continued her studies at Gustav and HEM in Lausanne. Her debut single, Would it be different?, reflects the raw emotions of a friendship breakup and highlights intimate storytelling and warm, nuanced vocals.
In English.
Directed as an in situ promenade, this performance follows two protagonists, P. and B., through the city’s hidden seams. B. conspires to seed an exuberant vegetal uprising, mastering invasive plants to unsettle urban order. P. slips into the city’s blind spots, picking locks and slipping through barriers to reveal alternative ways of inhabiting public space. The show mixes physical theatre, poetic staging and ecological imagination to explore rewilding, intimacy and civic subversion.
In French.
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