The Gold Rush in concert

Experience the timeless genius of Charlie Chaplin in “The Gold Rush,” a 1925 silent classic now re‑imagined for the concert format. Set in the stark, snow‑capped mountains of Klondike 1898, the film follows the Tramp as he ventures into the harsh frontier, finding refuge in a humble cabin and facing hunger, cold, brutality, and injustice. Chaplin’s unparalleled inventiveness shines as the Tramp flips despair into humor—evident in scenes where a boiled shoe becomes a comical meal, and a ballerina’s slippers surprise us with their hotcake‑like crackle. Through this raw, dreamlike vision, Chaplin offers an incisive portrait of capitalism, a touch of his own biographical truth, and a paradoxical celebration—“I became rich by playing a poor man.” The film’s playful gags—such as a hut tilting at a precarious 45°—underscore that fortune is more chance than merit. Immerse yourself in this classic blend of comedy, pathos, and cultural dignity, brought to you by Roy Export SAS and Bourne Co., under the licensing of Bubbles Incorporated SA. Enjoy a concert experience that preserves the film’s original strength, while celebrating the enduring spirit of the human condition.    etails & tickets.