Murmur

Description

Build. Keep upright. Repair cracks. And then start again. In "Murmur," the walls are not mere scenery: they become witnesses to our weaknesses, our resilience, and the stories we create to move forward. Halfway between autofiction, opera, cabaret, and visual performance, the piece unfolds a fascinating ritual of construction and destruction. Before the audience's eyes, a wall is built, transforms, develops cracks, and ultimately collapses. From its cracks, memories, stories, images, and a figure emerge, gradually reinventing its own story. The lyrical voice blends with the dust of the construction site, the material interacts with the intimate, and poetry arises where you least expect it. Like capers that can grow between stones, something persists, resists, and claims its place. A unique, sensitive, and deeply lively piece, where ruins are more a starting point than an end. Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• Unique blend of autofiction, opera, and cabaret
• Fascinating ritual of construction and destruction
• Stories and memories emerge from the cracks in the wall

General Information

"Murmur" is an innovative piece that addresses themes of decay and renewal. At the Verein Kultur Wallis in Sitten, a wall is built and transformed before the eyes of the audience, while a figure reinvents its own story.

Location

Rue du Vieux-Collège 22, 1950 Sitten, Switzerland

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