27 May – 6 June

Soeurs

Booking Required

Directed by Anne Schwaller, Amours tendres stages a brutal reunion between two sisters, Marina and Audrey, whose long‑buried resentments explode into fierce, intimate exchanges. The performances of Marie Druc and Caroline Gasser render a raw emotional landscape, supported by Schwaller’s stark scenography and Philippe Sireuil’s atmospheric lighting. Sandra Pellet’s costumes and careful production frame a tense exploration of childhood wounds, cruelty and the fragile possibility of reconnection.

In French.

Rue du Cheval-Blanc 7,
1204 Genève, Switzerland
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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