Drôles de Suisses

A fusion of dance and music through drums and movement, a collective invitation to an explosive performance, a response to coming down, the descent after ecstasy. A choreographic work by Mélissa Guex, with music by Clément Grin.

Who is Tartuffe? What is control, predation, consent? A middle-class family is divided over an odd and charismatic pious fraud, condemns him, fantasizes about him or loves him... Between fantasy and social satire, an adaptation in the form of a Gothic novel.

After a series of exhausting tours, opera singers arrive in Venice for the carnival. When rivalries erupt into the open, a pseudo-impresario announces that a wealthy Turkish merchant is planning to take on the best singers in the town to form an opera.

In a magical decor, Laura Chaignat invites several personalities to celebrate the Christmas and New Year festivities.

The adventures de Dom Juan, who is prepared to do anything to win over the favours of women, and his valet, Sganarelle, directed by Macha Makeïeff, who uses her sense of humour to ask questions about desire, cruelty of domination and the "male mystery".

The 190th Quebec National Day show on the Plains of Abraham! This year's concert theme is "Getting together under the stars", and brings together a host of artists from all musical genres, performing Quebec's finest classics in new arrangements created specially for the occasion.

After the fall of Troy, King Idomeneo returns home. To escape a terrible storm, he promises Neptune that he will sacrifice the first person he sees on landing. In Crete, his son Idamante awaits... With choreography by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, in partnership with the Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota.

After the success of her album "Fenfo" and her work in collaboration with international artists such as Roberto Fonseca, Damon Albarn and Lauryn Hill, the singer-songwriter from Mali, a headline figure in the world of contemporary African music, reveals her new album "London KO" during an exceptional concert at Olympia.

After a seven-year absence, the Senegalese singer Faada Freddy returns with a new album entitled "Golden Cages". Using mainly his voice, clapping and body percussion, the musician tackles themes such as the thought standardization, lack of reflection and dehumanization in today's society.

In the spectacular and colourful world of acrobatic rock and roll, two dancers meet up to prepare for a competition. As we follow their rehearsals we discover their doubts and conflicts, the beauty and the difficulty of working together, but also the strength of the bond that unites them.