18 – 21 March

Same Old Songs

Booking Required

Directed and choreographed by Maud Blandel, Same Old Songs is a dance piece for three performers that adapts Virginia Woolf’s Three Guineas into a hallucinatory, psychedelic stage language. In a percussive, ultra‑energetic and deliberately disorganized flow, the work probes the relation between sound and movement through an anarchic performativity in which every attempt at marching is deliberately sabotaged. The piece balances rigorous composition with explosive bodily unpredictability to unsettle conventions of ensemble movement.

Place Beatriz-Consuelo,
1206 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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