9 – 12 February

Bunker

Created and directed by Marion Siéfert, Bunker imagines a dystopian near future where accelerated communications and climate collapse reshape human relations. In a France warmed by five degrees, a CEO of a large oil company lives recoiled in a luxury bunker with his daughter, whose growing silence becomes a powerful centrepiece. The piece probes the failure of language, contemporary fears and contradictions through sparse staging, intensified silence and intimate father–daughter rituals.

In French.

Esplanade Alice-Bailly 1,
1207 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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