Thursday 19 February, 20:00

Louise

In “Louise,” Charlotte Filou brings to life the unyielding spirit of Louise Michel, a revolutionary, poet, and educator. Through an engaging performance, the piece highlights contemporary issues like social justice, emancipation, and the equality of humans and animals. This dynamic show—neither a biopic nor a static tribute—calls for rebellion and action, especially among younger audiences. Charlotte Filou, along with José Lillo, combines theatrical performance with music in a collaborative production. It is a powerful and committed theatrical work.

In French.

Route du Grand-Lancy 64 1212 Grand-Lancy
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Photo Credit: Antoine Courvoisier

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