Sunday 23 November, 11:00

Une pomme de terre après l’autre

Actress Paola Pagani from Teatro due punti invites you to a theatrical culinary experience where she unveils the secrets of gnocchi while sharing personal anecdotes about her life, family, and homeland. By intertwining cooking with theater, she brings the dialect of her village and her Italian culture to life, culminating in a delightful gnocchi tasting.

In French.  Ages 6 and up.

Rue de Lausanne 128,
1202 Genève
Photo Credit: Erika Irmler
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Photo Credit: Erika Irmler

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