In June 2025, the PERFORMAGE association is staging the first theatre festival with productions featuring people aged 60+. Projects from German-speaking Switzerland, French-speaking Switzerland, Ticino and Germany will be shown and experienced.
«RitournelleS»
Saturday, 21 June 2025 19:30
La Cie C2C Genève
50 Min.
French
Dance theatre
Presentation in the hall
Wheelchair accessible
toujours le même air
à respirer ensemble
les corps traversent
la beauté de leur peau
comme un poème concret
«Ritournelles» is a choreographic project for a group of 19 amateur dancers from UNI3 in Geneva in collaboration with Caroline de Cornière, a professional dancer and choreographer from Cie C2C.
The 20 dancers together create a performance in which the gesture tells of both the power of sisterhood and the jubilation of the danced gesture of a single woman. For the first time, "Ritournelles "explores the encounter between UNI3 and the Cie C2C and experiments with a new form of feminist artistic collaboration by emphasising the moving beauty of experienced bodies."
Choreography and dance: Caroline de Cornière, Genève
Director: Fred Jarabon
Choreographic assistant: Karin Rose
Production management: Mélinda Quadir
Performance: Corinne Arni, Jeannette Boaron, Dominique CHastellain, Cornelia Chetreanu, Wendy Choquet,Brigitte Dederding, Irene Gabay-Garcia, Christina, Guéninchault, MMireille Heimendinger, Noelle Julien, Annamarie Kurtz, Michelle Munnier, Catherine Perrenoud, Yvonne Perusset
Ticket prices:
CHF 30.00 /
CHF 20.00 La Cie C2C Genève
Founded in 2010, Cie C2C is a contemporary dance company based in Geneva that develops choreographic projects around the themes of women's bodies, sisterhood and female age transition. The Cie C2C calls for an art that harmonises motherhood and creativity to enable freedom and feminist emancipation in the long term. In parallel and in synergy with its choreographic works, Cie C2C offers body mediation projects aimed at making contemporary dance accessible to a wider audience, with a desire for democratisation and the sharing of practices around the question of the «ordinary» body and art for all.
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