3 – 6 December

Catol Teixeira – ODE

Booking Required

Choreographed and performed by Catol Teixeira, Ode is a solo dance piece that navigates rupture, mourning and transformation through a careful attention to conflicting feelings and the questions that loss provokes. The work unfolds between absence and grace, using a rigorous yet tender physicality. Stark lighting effects and strong sound textures punctuate the score, shaping moments of release rather than retention. A companion movement workshop by Caroline de Cornière is offered alongside the project.

Place Beatriz-Consuelo,
1206 Genève
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