Join Raphaëlle Farman and Thibaut Trouche for an interactive karaoke concert featuring soloists from the Comédie Lyrique Romande and a choir of one hundred children. The event will showcase a repertoire of beloved Disney songs and famous musical numbers, including selections from “Beauty and the Beast,” “Tangled,” “The Aristocats,” and “West Side Story.”
Back from the ashes like a mischievous phoenix, this stage adaptation of Hergé’s timeless comic hurls Bianca Castafiore’s shrill “Heavens, my jewels!” onto the boards and detonates a riotous, closed-door whodunnit inside the tranquil walls of Moulinsart: red herrings fly, misunderstandings snowball and Tintin’s entire gallery of eccentrics careen through a dazzling, hyper-faithful recreation of the album, where actors vanish into near-unrecognisable guises and the set itself crackles with playful theatrical sleight-of-hand—proof that some productions really do possess a magic, living soul of their own.
In French. Ages 7 and up.
Maryy, a singer-songwriter from the French-speaking region of Switzerland, delivers a unique performance for GECA with her magnetic voice and a musical blend of soul, RnB, funk, and jazz. Her authentic approach and remarkable talent, paired with the sensitivity of her compositions, transport the audience to vibrant musical horizons, all backed by the musicians of the Geneva Camerata in an iconic venue.
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.
The Nouveau Jour Company presents a play as part of Plan-les-Ouates’ 2025-2026 Cultural Season. Yalda, born in Paris to Iranian refugee parents, shares their story of exile, their fight for freedom, and the hope of return. This narrative delves into the quest for identity and the burden of the past, reflecting the experiences of many Iranians who fled following the Islamic Revolution. Awarded the 2024 Molières for Private Theater and Best Female Revelation, the play raises universal questions about exile and identity.
In French.
From December 5 to 6, 2025, just before the holiday season, the Conservatoire Populaire of Music, Dance and Theatre invites you to the Bâtiment des Forces Motrices (BFM) in Geneva for its grand biennial dance show. Across three exceptional performances, audiences will experience a rich choreographic journey blending poetry, energy, and artistic diversity—from classical and contemporary to modern jazz. The first part features a live collaboration with the Conservatoire’s symphony orchestra performing works by Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn, and Bizet, while the second part showcases original choreographies set to recorded music, highlighting modernity and emotion. On both evenings, a free prelude in the BFM foyer will be presented by visually impaired students from the unique “Danse des sens” program, emphasizing the Conservatoire’s commitment to inclusive artistic expression. Join us in celebrating the power and beauty of dance in the heart of Geneva.
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.
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