11 – 13 March

Teresa Vittucci & Sophia Rodriguez – anger angels ETERNAL LETDOWN

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Choreographed by Teresa Vittucci and Sophia Rodriguez, Anger Angels Eternal Letdown channels feminist rage into a performative force. Against a surreal, kinetic backdrop the duo mixes movement and voice to destabilize archaic representations, creating unexpected encounters between bodies and space. With sharp humour and ritual intensity, the performers move like messenger angels intent on awakening conscience, combining lyricism and provocation to transform anger into communal reflection and possibility.

Place Beatriz-Consuelo,
1206 Genève
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