The space between the private rehearsal and the public stage.
A gathering for singers seeking a held room, and for an audience who understands that attention is a creative act.
There are choirs in this city, where the individual voice is held inside the ensemble. There are open mics, where the voice steps onto a stage and is judged. Between these two, there is a third room. A room where a singer can be seen, share what is alive for them, and be heard with an open heart.
L’Intérieur is that room. In the inviting dark of a basement in Geneva, voices arrive, one song each. A small audience witnesses. Asiya and Marielle tend the threshold. Nothing is recorded. No one is critiqued. The evening is the practice.
Two ways to enter the evening. Both are essential. Neither is passive.
· One song, no encore, no critique
Singers bring one piece, in any language, in any style, accompanied or acappella. For singers new to us, we ask for a short video. Sometimes we come to find you, in other rooms, at other stages. There is no audition. There is a conversation, and then an invitation to step into the space.
The audience arrives for each evening. You are not listeners in the usual sense. Your attention is the container in which the voices land. You will be asked to put your phone away, to settle your breath and to stay for the whole arc of the evening.
·Doors close ten minutes before the first voice
Doors open. Find your place. The room settles.
Establish the relational field.
Open.
Stretch.
Deepen.
Close.
The room rests. The evening continues, elsewhere or in silence.
A basement room
in Geneva
to experience connection
through voice.
We gather at Floky la loutre, in the cellar known as L’E 05-23: a low-ceilinged room of brick, wood, and old stage curtains, with sound that has been tuned by every voice that came before. The bar above stays open through the evening.
44 Rue de Carouge
1205 Genève
Tram 12, 18 – Pont d’Arve
Bus 1, 35 – Place du Cirque
45 places d’écoute
Asiya has spent two and a half decades inside the relational fabric of human systems as a public health practitioner in global health, asking the same question in many forms: what makes it possible for a person to be present as themselves, in a body, in a room, with others? L’Intérieur is that question at the scale of a single evening. She holds the threshold and names what the room is for,
Marielle has a rare gift: she transforms vocal technique into a personal revelation. Her unique method combines conscious breathing, physical grounding and joyful teaching to unlock what once seemed impossible. With her, “I can’t sing” becomes, “I didn’t know my voice could do that.” She doesn’t teach you to “sing properly”, she reveals the voice you haven’t yet dared to embrace.
The inaugural evening.
Singers for the inaugural evening are invited. Audience places open six weeks before each gathering. Each curated evening welcomes a small core of voices and a held group to witness.
UNE QUESTION ?
Écrivez-nous à:
linterieur@relationalfutures.ink
For enquiries from singers:
voice@relationalfutures.ink