20 – 22 January

Bryana Fritz & Thibault Lac – Lick-Horn

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Lick-Horn, conceived as a diptych with the duo KNIGHT-NIGHT, is a performance by Bryana Fritz and Thibault Lac that continues their exploration of the medieval tradition of courtly love. The piece draws dramaturgical and symbolic inspiration from the 15th-century tapestry La Dame à la licorne, mobilising elusive figures—the lady, her maid and a symbolic menagerie—to evoke friendship, courtly devotion, companionship and earthly pleasures. The choreography and staging blend ritual, intimacy and sly humour. Produced by Rocinante (CH) and Qwerty (FR).

In French.

Place Beatriz-Consuelo,
1206 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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