Friday 4 December, 20:00

The Music of Hans Zimmer, Alan Silvestri and John Williams

Booking Required

The Grand Symphonique (around 50 musicians) presents an orchestral tribute to the music of Hans Zimmer, Alan Silvestri and John Williams. Under the direction of a conductor, the programme features choir and soloists and combines powerful orchestral arrangements with large-scale visual projections to create a cinematic concert experience. Repertoire includes themes from Superman, Gladiator, The Avengers, Back to the Future, E.T., Dune and The Lion King. The original composers will not be present.

Route des Batailleux 3,
1218 Le Grand-Saconnex

Photo Credit: DR

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Photo Credit: DR

1 – 2 May

Ados en vacances parents en souffrance !

Performances

Uptown

Ados en vacances parents en souffrance! examines the fraught terrain between adolescence and parenthood through a charged theatrical language. The ensemble navigates moments of teenage restlessness, family tension and tender vulnerability, combining sharp dialogue with physical staging to probe miscommunication and fragile bonds. The production balances humour and melancholy, using intimate scenes and dynamic rhythm to reveal how holidays can expose deeper fractures within family life.

In French.

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30 April – 10 May

Nu vite

Performances

Théâtre le Galpon

Co-created by Pascal Gravat and Julien Mages for Compagnie Revolver, “Nu Vite” (Naked Quickly) is a choreo-biography in which a dancer and an author probe time, ageing and the urgent need to seize each instant. The work blends intimate movement and written testimony, set to music by Pierce Warnecke with sound design by Clive Jenkins and lighting by Alessandra Domingues. The 75‑minute performance explores memory, bodily change and the delicate rhythm between presence and loss.

In French. Adults only (17+).

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Friday 1 May, 20:00

Metin & Kemal Kahraman

Performances

Alhambra

Metin & Kemal Kahraman are two brothers who have shaped socially engaged folk music for over thirty years. Their work, presented by NovaVibe Creative, is rooted in memory, exile and struggle, blending musical simplicity with intense poetic expression. On stage their voices and restrained arrangements foster intimate yet powerful encounters, where emotion, dignity and political commitment converge. The performance moves between quiet reflection and surging resolve, inviting listeners into a shared space of remembrance and solidarity.

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30 April – 2 May

19e MOS ESPA — À la lueur de l’art

Performances

Motel Campo

Curated by Frédéric Post and Sonia Perego, MOS ESPA offers an unplugged, immersive festival framed as a barefoot, cocoon-like listening experience. The program features performances by Léna Hiriartborde, Yann Leguay, Julian Sartorius, Pali Meursault and others, blending field recordings, amplified objects, acoustic traditions and electronic textures. Site-specific installations and wooden instruments crafted by a participating maker lend a handcrafted intimacy, while sparse lighting and spatialised sound create close, contemplative atmospheres that favour shared, intense musical moments.

Mos_Espa is a project best experienced barefoot, in socks, slippers, or leather boots. You will be asked to leave your shoes and phone in the cloakroom. For this edition without electricity, credit card payments will not be accepted; cash only.

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24 April – 3 May

C’est compliqué d’être belle quand on est une ordure

Performances

La Parfumerie

The Bande J of Cie Acrylique Junior presents a show at La Parfumerie, delving into a polluted world where poetry arises from waste. Directed by Léon Boesch and Lucien Thévenoz, the production features costumes by Spooky Dolls Surgery and is managed by Evelyne Castellino and Lino Eden.

In French.

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21 April – 10 May

Dr Jekyll and Lady Hyde

Performances

Scène Cæcilia

Based on the Jekyll myth, this theatrical adaptation examines metamorphosis as both physical and social, probing identity, gender and the boundary between good and male/female. Stark black-and-white staging and chiaroscuro lighting evoke twilight and old horror films, while a persistent, slicing fog thickens the atmosphere. The venerable Dr Jekyll’s unsettling experiments unfold in a late-19th-century London laboratory, and his circle is drawn into mounting anguish as transformations accelerate.

In French.

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