©DR
©Zoé Aubry
©Zoé Aubry
©Zoé Aubry

Alice Oechslin, Ulysse Berdat

Echec Mycose

théâtre, performance

  • environ 1h15
  • B Accessible to persons with reduced mobility

Jeu / interprétation : Alice Oechslin, Ulysse Berdat. Mise-en-scène / Écriture : Alice Oechslin, Ulysse Berdat. Assistanat à la mise en scène : Marlène Charpentier. Scénographie : Antoine Oberson. Costumes : Julia Botelho. Aide à la dramaturgie : Mayara Yamada Castro, Julia Botelho. Regards extérieurs : Léa Katharina Meier. Création Lumière : Tiago Branquino. Régie lumière: Zineb Rostom. Régie plateau et transport: Marlène Charpentié. Création sonore : Alice Oechslin, Ulysse Berdat. Administration / production : Camille Poudret et Julie Marmet.

Coproduction: Maison Saint-Gervais Genève, Arsenic - Centre d’art scénique contemporain Lausanne. Soutiens: Loterie Romande Genève, Pro Helvetia, Fondation Ernst Goehner, Fondation Leenards et Service Industriel de Genève (SIG).

Axel and Chloé have hijacked radio waves and are broadcasting Fréquence Mycose, the last FM radio show of Switzerland. Alice and Ulysse drew from the exclusion of trans women from female chess competitions and the poem by Léa Rivière Je ne suis pas trans dans la forêt to begin building their show.

On stage, mediocre lecturers, geraniums, monsters, and lost space travelers all have their story to tell, their forest to walk through, their quest to end and their transition to deal with. Whether it’s a transition through space and times, generations, or genders. What do all of the above have in common? They are all part of the same chess match.

Echec Mycose transforms hateful speeches and outdated contemporaries into a fruitful compost. Fertile ground for new ideas to grow out of. Promoting positive representations of queer trajectories in the countryside, Cie Pluton offers a new reading of the living world. They aim to find alternatives to the western and colonial cisheteropatriarchy which categorized “nature” to its on image.

Do not miss this funny wacky handcrafted musical that challenges the senseless norms that shape our society.


Quote :

« TRANS is the name of what you see in me as long as you haven’t learnt to see me as me. It’s a beautiful name. A name of fire and sacred snakes” translated from Léa Rivière