In its showcase evening, the Festival celebrates Thomas Wiesel, a prominent figure in Swiss comedy. Known for his sharp insights, biting wit, and distinctive cool demeanor, he has been given a carte blanche to craft an unforgettable night, accompanied by his special guests.
In French.
Lola Giouse’s production of Edmond Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac reinvents the classic play with a fresh, contemporary perspective, using live music, an all-female cast, and a queer, feminist lens to explore the love triangle between Cyrano, Roxane, and Christian. By moving beyond the traditional portrayal of the play as a showcase for a single actor, Giouse reclaims the text, infusing it with new meaning while addressing contemporary utopias. Drawing from her own experience as a young actress who once played Cyrano, she offers a joyful and collective reinterpretation that invites the cast and audience to explore multiple identities and declare their love freely.
In French.
In La Tempête ou la Voix du Vent, Shakespeare’s tale unfolds with a storm that shipwrecks King Alonso and his son Ferdinand on a mystical island inhabited by the monstrous Caliban and the ethereal Ariel. Prospero, a sorcerer and exiled Duke of Milan, plots revenge while orchestrating Ferdinand’s love for his daughter Miranda. Through reality and fantasy, malice and drama, Shakespeare’s final play offers both magic and truth. Director Omar Porras brings a fresh perspective, channeling its elemental and theatrical power in a profound, unexpected union.
In French.
Fa(m)ille is a musical journey delving into the themes of family, separation, and rebuilding. Through song, words, and movement, the performance navigates love and heartbreak, uncovering inner vulnerabilities and the path to emancipation. The renovation of the house symbolizes the anticipation of a return and the need for personal rediscovery.
In French.
A musical show at the Théâtre de la Parfumerie in Geneva pays tribute to Patti Smith, the rock icon. Directed by Martine Corbat and drawing from the writings of Claudine Galea, the performance delves into Patti’s life and influence through heartfelt and poetic storytelling. Featuring Maud Faucherre, Pierre Omer, and Julien Israelian, this celebration of sisterhood combines music, poetry, and memories to honor the legendary rock poetess.
Founded in 1992 in Geneva, Archipel is a key festival for musical creation and sound art. Over ten days, it presents concerts, performances, installations, and discussions, showcasing both emerging and renowned artists. More than just a festival, Archipel is a space for dialogue where music becomes a political act and an exploration of the unknown. With carefully designed spaces and a unique listening salon, it offers a sensory immersion that celebrates sonic diversity and innovation.
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