Published on April 25, 2024 at 09:11. / Modified on April 25, 2024 at 09:48.
So many tricks up their sleeves. Firecrackers and bladed weapons for laughs. At Le Poche in Geneva, three juvenile “Julie” join forces for a show which playfully unravels the ancient fantasy of the angel of the home, this invention of men. The first is Argovienne, her name is Julia Haenni and she signs the text woman disappears (versions), already staged here in 2021. The second, Julie Tirard, translated this piece to the tunes of Cluedo. The third, Giulia Rumasuglia, directs the maneuver with the finesse and liveliness of a jazz pianist.
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