24 – 28 February

Cie C2C – SEX & CHAIR

Booking Required

Sex & Chair explores the intimate, often invisible realities of disabled people’s love and sexuality through a tender, politically engaged performance. Choreographer Caroline de Cornière works with performers Avril Nyx and Niels Vossenberg to investigate desire’s fluidity, bodily autonomy and the injustices and taboos surrounding pleasure. The piece blends movement, close presence and poetic staging to open empathetic encounters and challenge assumptions about vulnerability and agency.

In French.

Place Beatriz-Consuelo,
1206 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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