Thank you!

Thanks to your support, our most recent play “Somewhere, In Between” raised over CHF 2,000 for the nonprofits Healing Joy and Fondation pour l’égalité de genre.

About Us

who we are

Theatre for a Cause Geneva is an initiative started with the purpose of bringing communities together through the performing arts. Our productions aim to create a place for collective thought and growth. 

Theatre for a Cause Geneva’s activities will be used to fundraise for various local non-profit organizations supporting different social causes.

Theatre for a Cause Geneva is an association organized under the following statutes (available in French) and articles 60 et seq. of the Swiss Civil Code.

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Journal du confinement: Stories inspired by a year of isolation (originally known as 2020, in Monologues) is a series of monologues about the joys and tribulations in people’s lives during the year 2020. It is a compilation of human stories aimed at shedding light upon various individual journeys during a time of social distancing. COVID-19 has affected our communities differently and profoundly, but the play isn’t about the pandemic; it is about love, loss, connection and loneliness, fear, family, growth, self-discovery and all the things that bind us together.

What I Know About You: Stories of Love and Power immerses readers into the intricacies of love and power in today’s world. Through vivid monologues and dialogues, this collection explores the delicate balance of forces that can both unite and distance us. In a time of stark polarities, these stories highlight the complexity of shared humanity. They are a reminder that even in our closest moments, there is so much we don’t know about each other.                                                                       

Somewhere, In Between is a series of monologues and dialogues exploring the many ways people hold on to hope. It is a collection of human stories inspired by true events, offering glimpses into moments where certainty fades and something else must take its place.

These stories remind us that hope does not live in perfect endings.
More often, it lives somewhere in between.
 

 

our Activities

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TFAC Geneva x Montréal !

In the summer of 2025, TFAC brought its first international collaboration to life—linking Geneva and Montreal through a bilingual performance rooted in memory, distance, and connection.

Five years after the world stood still, this special edition of “Journal du Confinement” invites new voices to revisit a mosaic of monologues written during a year of social distancing. A poetic time capsule, reimagined in a new city, with a new cast, but the same deep humanity at its core. 
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Arts & Health : Round Table discussion

2020 and 2021 have been particularly difficult for the Arts. While political discourses have defined and redefined what is “essential” for our societies in order to promote individual and collective health, the Arts and the world of culture were deprioritized by governance structures. It is in this context that TFAC Geneva, in partnership with Uni Art (University of Geneva), organized a bilingual round table during which we were able to discuss the centrality of the Arts for our personal and collective well-being.

Our Guests

Christopher Bailey

Arts and Health Lead – World Health Organization

Sébastien Boucher

Dancer and Director – Groove'N'Move Festival

Sabine Jacquet

Chanteuse and Director - School of Vocal Arts (SOVA)

Denis Ponté

Photographer

Barbara-Anne Puren

Performance Artist and Author

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Podcasts

The Geneva Podcast (29 December 2020) 
World Radio Switzerland, Breakfast Show (25 February 2021)
Punch! – Cynthia Birikundavyi (28 April 2021)

French

Press Release

Communiqué de presse (5 February 2021)
News
Genève Les Portes, “Monologue pour une Cause” (25 February 2021)

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We are always looking for people of all ages, sizes, creeds, abilities and backgrounds who speak either French and/or English to give us a hand. Please note that all roles are volunteer positions. For more information on how to contribute and/or perform please reach out to us at info@tfacgeneva.com.