14 – 15 October

Je viens de là

FURTHER AFIELD

Directed by Pauline Ribat, Je viens de là stages Charles Juliet’s autobiographical writing in a sensitive, intimate performance. Adapted from Lambeaux, the piece traces Juliet’s journey toward language and self-reconciliation, exploring inner life, memory and the redemptive power of writing. Luce Mouchel and Nicolas Gonzales embody the text with restrained intensity, creating a contemplative atmosphere that privileges voice and presence. Presented in the context of a mental health week, the production offers a poetic encounter with hope and recovery.

In French.

Rue Genève 154,,
Switzerland
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