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Le ski de randonnée à Charmey - Saison 2020/21

Soutenez le développement, l'amélioration et l'entretien des parcours de ski de randonnée par une contribution volontaire !

Là de Baro d’evel

A black and white circus for a couple and a pied crow: this trio combines acrobatics, music and singing in a chalked-up setting where everything leaves a trace. For Baro d'evel, staying together as bird, woman and man, seems possible only in a perilous and joyful imbalance.

Cartographie 6, De la morue de Frédéric Ferrer

At the Unil, Frédéric Ferrer, a trained geographer whose career path led him to theatre, presents six lecture-performances, theatrical cartographies of the world that compose an Atlas of the Anthropocene. He covers unexpected territories that are sometimes comical, but always symptomatic of the consequences of climate change - as well as the difficulties in understanding it.

Cartographie 5, WOW ! de Frédéric Ferrer

At the Unil, Frédéric Ferrer, a trained geographer whose career path led him to theatre, presents six lecture-performances, theatrical cartographies of the world that compose an Atlas of the Anthropocene. He covers unexpected territories that are sometimes comical, but always symptomatic of the consequences of climate change - as well as the difficulties in understanding it.

Boucle d’or 2020 d'Alain Borek

Nothing Left de Tabea Martin

The choreographer Tabea Martin explores concrete social situations from the point of view of the body, through the medium of dance. In her new piece, she delves into the ways in which we cope with the death of others, close or removed – our sorrows, rituals, celebrations or denials in the face of grief.

Auréliens de François Gremaud

François Gremaud stages the actor Aurélien Patouillard interpreting the text of a lecture given by astrophysicist and philosopher Aurélien Barrau on the urgent need to act for the future of our planet. By stepping from the university to the theatre, this demonstration by the author of "humanity's greatest challenge" can be heard in a different, delicate way.