Wednesday 12 May, 19:00

Dégueu

FURTHER AFIELD

Directed collectively under Antoine Courvoisier, Dégueu confronts young people’s questions about love, the body and reproduction with wit, candour and warmth. The youthful ensemble — Delphine Barut, Antoine Courvoisier, Angelo Dell’Aquila, Clea Eden and Charlotte Filou — blends humour and honesty to turn awkward curiosity into theatrical fuel. Cornélius Spaeter’s scenography, Éléonore Cassaigneau’s costumes and the lights by Gaël Chapuis support a lively staging. Presented by Cie Mokett in coproduction with Théâtre Am Stram Gram.

In French.

Rue Genève 154,,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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