Wednesday 3 March, 10:00

Les songes d’Angèle

FURTHER AFIELD

Angèle’s Dreams is an intimate recital by Clédat & Petitpierre, a long-standing duo of sculptors, performers and choreographers. In a tender, sylvan universe a young protagonist and a surreal creature — bird beak, rabbit ears and blue-green fur — meet and bond through music and movement. The artists blend sculpture, puppetry and live performance to create whimsical, sometimes comic encounters that evoke an imaginary bestiary. A gentle, family-oriented piece about friendship, wonder and playful discovery.

Rue Genève 154,,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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