Tuesday 23 March, 20:00

AMOR – choisir sans renoncer I Compagnie Marjolaine Minot

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Directed by Günther Baldauf and conceived with Marjolaine Minot and Guillaume Prin, AMOR – choisir sans renoncer examines what remains of a couple amid contemporary aspirations. Through the intimate dialogue of a man and a woman, the piece blends tragi-comic tones with tender humour to probe expectations, compromises and evolving models of love. Scenic miniatures by Sam & Fred Guillaume, music by Adrien Rako, and lighting by Gaël Chapuis shape a poetic, tactile stage world that pivots between laughter and ache.

In French.

Avenue du Petit-Lancy 37,
1213 Lancy
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Photo Credit: ©Anne Colliard

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