Sunday 31 May, 14:00

L’homme qui marche et autres marcheur·euse·s

Conceived and performed by Myriam Sintado and directed by Pierre-Philippe Devaux, L’homme qui marche et autres marcheur·euse·s adapts Christian Bobin’s text into a poetic theatrical portrait of a counter‑current Christ. The production, by Cie. Avec des si… and presented with the Protestant Church of Geneva, weaves voices old and new to probe faith, freedom and forms of resistance. Sparse staging, intimate lighting and buoyant vocal passages create a contemplative, moving atmosphere that invites inward reflection and collective motion.

In French.

Rue de la Madeleine 15,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: Graphisme blancarmina.ch / Image Dreammachine

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