28 November – 6 December

Un grand cri d’amour

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Josiane Balasko’s Un grand cri d’amour is a sharp, satirical boulevard comedy that dissects theatrical life. The story focuses on two former co-stars whose turbulent breakup resurfaces when they must reunite, while a director and an agent try to sustain the theatrical machine. Tension oscillates between rehearsal and reality, producing misunderstandings, power struggles and tender moments. The piece balances laughter and human vulnerability, revealing how old wounds shape performance and identity.

In French.

Route de Saint-Julien 116,
1228 Plan-les-Ouates
Photo Credit: création image assistée par l’IA
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