Theatrical improvisation by Cie Bobine Machine at Afsco, concerts by Nosfell at La Filature and Maxence Cyrin at Noumatrouff, meeting with the illustrator Marc Boutavant at the Grand’Rue library, exhibition of photo legend René Groebli at La Spinning… This weekend, we go out to Mulhouse!
“Refuge”: a unique format of theatrical improvisation
A timeless refuge where four characters live together for mysterious reasons… This is the setting for the show “Refuge”, presented this Friday, January 28 at Espace Matisse, by the theatrical improvisation company Bobine Machine. A new and daring format for the Mulhouse troupe, this improvisation show invites you to discover the inside/outside of a very particular universe…
Friday January 28 at 8 p.m. at Espace Matisse at Afsco, 27 rue Henri Matisse. Price: 8€. + info and reservations: bobinemachine.wordpress.com
Nosfell at La Filature
An artist as brilliant as he is unclassifiable, the musician Nosfell invites the public at La Filature to dive into his dreamlike universe, this Saturday, January 29. With “Cristaux”, created in 2021 and presented as part of the festival Momix, Nosfell, accompanied on stage by musicians from the Orchester symphonique de Mulhouse, tells the story of a family affected by a disaster: the sudden disappearance of salt in the sea. A story full of poetry, in which we find the “klokobetz”, the language invented by Nosfell.
Saturday 29 January at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. at La Filature. Available from 7 years old. + info and reservations: www.lafilature.org
Maxence Cyrin at Noumatrouff
Still deprived of a standing concert for the moment, the Noumatrouff is offering, this Saturday, January 29, a concert by pianist Maxence Cyrin, to be discovered seated in the large hall. Between electronics and classical, piano and synthesizers, Maxence Cyrin stood out for his covers, such as that of the Pixies title “Where is my mind?” », but also for his original compositions. Her latest album “Aurora” blends soulful piano melodies with string arrangements and subtle electronic tones.
Saturday January 29 at 8 p.m. at Noumatrouff. + info and reservations: www.noumatrouff.fr
Meetings-signings with the illustrator Marc Boutavant
Considered one of the greatest French illustrators of his generation, Marc Boutavant has illustrated more than a hundred children’s books. With his colorful and graphic style, his recognizable animal universe among a thousand and his illustrations teeming with details, Marc Boutavant is exhibiting at the Grand’Rue library, from January 29 to March 5, as part of the Momix festival. The artist will be present for a session of meetings-dedications, this Friday, January 28 at the end of the afternoon.
Friday January 28 from 4:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. at the Grand’Rue library. Free admission, reservation required: 03 69 77 67 17. More info: bibliotheques.mulhouse.fr
Photographer René Groebli exhibits at La Filature
Last representative of the golden age of Swiss photography, René Groebli exhibits a selection of his works at La Filature, until March 6th. The Zurich photographer, who began his career more than 70 years ago, is particularly recognized for being a master of color and has explored all genres, following the technical and stylistic evolutions of photography. He will be present at the opening on February 4 (free on reservation).
Exhibition to discover until March 6 in the gallery of La Filature. Free access. + info: www.lafilature.org
And also : the third evening of European ballets in the 21st century, Sat. 29/01 at 8 pm at La Filature, with the ballets of the Opéra national de Paris, du Rhin and Bordeaux and the Ballett Theater de Bâle; the exhibition “Ticks, getting informed, protecting yourself” at the Nave of Sciences…
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