Friday 24 November, 19:00

Actapalabra

Actapalabra is a wordless fantasmagoria performed by two clowns condemned to circle endlessly. Joan Mompart and Philippe Gouin shape a precise physical score where the absurdity of a routine recalls Chaplin’s Modern Times. Through playful repetition the piece gently shifts from mechanical deadlock to attention to the other and the unknown, blending humour and sensitivity. A universal, tender short piece that poetically invites a rediscovery of our shared humanity.

Rue Genève 154,,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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