A legend of French variety, Christophe defines himself above all as a sound seeker. After a piano-voice concert at the Théâtre de Beausobre last November, he grants us a long interview, which will prove to be his last in Switzerland before his death in March.
Swiss design has found its letters of nobility.
Le Regard Libre N° 56 - Ivan Garcia Special Eugène Ionesco feature Directed since 2015 by Omar Porras, the Théâtre Kléber-Méleau...
Après la publication d’une critique de «Pop-corn girl», court récit teinté d’ironie et de stéréotypes sur les déboires d’une jeune Genevoise en échange dans une banlieue de Chicago, nous poursuivons notre immersion dans l’œuvre de Laure Mi Hyun Croset. Aussi la rencontre-nous au café des Voisins à Genève, pour en apprendre d’avantage sur sa conception de son travail et de la littérature.
At the theater, «take what you want to take».»
ENTRETIEN, Loris S. Musumeci | We are face to face with two great characters, despite their humility and discretion. Monique Rey devotes her life to the transmission of culture and poetic creation; René Bersier is a photographer whose work makes a major contribution to the Swiss artistic landscape. These two enthusiasts met many years ago. This has led them to produce books that combine the poetry of one with the photography of the other, to offer readers - or perhaps viewers - works of the highest quality, whose wanderings through the pages move those who know how to immerse themselves in them.
Meeting with the playwright of the Théâtre de Vidy
He is one of the few federal election candidates to have switched parties. How does one move from the ecologist Green Party to the bourgeois-democratic Party? Discussion.
Swiss stages often open up to other actors and directors from all over the world. And here we find the rare pearls of today's and tomorrow's theater. The forty-third edition of Geneva's La Bâtie festival welcomed an intriguing personality in the person of Jaha Koo. Originally from South Korea, this artist presents a multimedia theater at the crossroads of his personal trajectory, history and socio-political issues. An actor-creator, performer, video artist and musical composer, Jaha Koo has arrived in Geneva with his creation Cuckoo. It features him accompanied by three rice cookers from South Korea's popular Cuckoo brand. Gifted with words, the three cookers recount their problems and, interspersed with the artist and the video, plunge us into South Korean history, that of the 1997 financial crisis which, even today, has left its mark on Korean society. With this interview, Le Regard Libre takes you to meet the man who will undoubtedly go down as one of the great theatre-makers of this century.