18 – 20 March

Au Nom du Ciel

Directed by Yuval Rozman, Au Nom du Ciel continues his Quadrilogy of my land, probing the fraught ties between Israel and occupied Palestine. Inspired by the real death of Iyad Al‑Hallaq, the piece unfolds as a contemporary fable in which three birds investigate the tragedy. Combining dark comedy, sharp humour and mounting tension, the staging foregrounds questions of violence, justice and fragile hope. Performances by Cécile Fišera, Gaël Sall and Gaëtan Vourc’h shape an intimate, unsettling theatre experience.

In French.

Rue du Temple 5,
1201 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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