Located in the heart of the city, the Bâtiment des Forces Motrices (BFM) is a former hydroelectric power station on the Rhône that has been transformed into a versatile venue. It hosts a wide range of cultural events, including theatrical performances, dance shows, and concerts. Its entirely wooden interior enhances acoustic qualities, allowing it to accommodate up to 1,000 spectators.
Under the baton of Holly Choe, the Geneva Chamber Orchestra offers a unique musical journey with Tan Dun’s “Water Concerto,” featuring water percussion to evoke the sounds of the ocean. The evening continues with Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 3 Eroica,” capturing the upheavals of the late 18th century. The event opens with a performance by students from the Jaques-Dalcroze Institute.
Discover the upcoming season of the Orchestre de Chambre de Genève with an evening of discovery and music. Presentations, musical interludes, and moments of exchange will shape the event, complemented by a cocktail reception. The night will continue with a concert with Adélaïde Ferrière and the OCG.
After two sold-out performances in Switzerland in 2024, the unique comedian returns to the stage in Geneva for a special show at BFM. Known for her punk presenting style and as a chronicler on France Inter, Doully masters the art of stand-up by sharing her incredible and humorous life story—from former junkie to go-go dancer, bartender, toilet attendant, porn voice-over artist, fashion designer, and French teacher in Spain. Co-written with Blanche Gardin and Paco Perez, this performance promises sharp wit and laughter, with no intermission.
An orchestra playing Mozart while simultaneously participating in a skateboard and urban dance performance? You’re not dreaming—Geneva Camerata makes the impossible happen with a whimsical new show, in collaboration with the young artists of the Urban Move Academy! Join us in an extraordinary world where orchestral masterpieces, urban cultures, parkour, and skateboarding come together in a bold, collective, and exhilarating spirit.
Discover Anne Roumanoff’s new show, “L’expérience de la vie”, where she humorously tackles the transformations of society: from self-checkout machines to self-help books, unstable relationships, and changes in language. With a joyful and insightful eye, she observes her contemporaries without judgment, but with plenty of amusement. A performance that brings people together and leaves your heart light.
Pablo Mira returns to the stage with Passe Simple, a satirical show where he humorously explores the evolution of society over the past thirty years. From family to new technologies, with a touch of 90s pop culture, he delivers his sharp and witty take, all in his signature style.
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