Wednesday 14 October, 19:00

L’amoureux de Madame Muscle

FURTHER AFIELD

Choreographed and directed by Michel Kelemenis, L’amoureux de Madame Muscle is a playful, ludo‑anatomical dance piece that sketches a pop, cartoon universe. Three performers — Aurore Indaburu, Anthony La Rosa and Mylène Lamugnière — animate vaudevillian tableaus, shadow‑play and circus‑tinged physical comedy to explore flesh, muscle and the poetry of movement. Kelemenis’s staging blends curiosity, wit and precise bodily observation to create a fresh, sensorial portrait of love and the human frame.

Rue Genève 154,,
Switzerland
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