2 – 6 March

The Smallest Things

Created by Marc Oosterhoff in collaboration with performer Owen Winship, The Smallest Things is a delicate stage creation that works within the constraints of theatrical space to reveal the unexpected. On an almost bare stage, two performers construct the material of a show before our eyes: wonders of small feats and illusions performed openly. The piece explores the fragile poetry of making, creating and tinkering, blending theatrical invention with intimate presence and quiet astonishment.

In French.

Esplanade Alice-Bailly 1,
1207 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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