Soeurs

Description

« Ça y est? tu as terminé? On peut en placer une? »
Audrey, p.50
Can we still love where everything already seems broken?
With Sœurs, Pascal Rambert cuts to the quick. He doesn't tell the story of two sisters: he exposes them. He ventures into a fragile zone where family love mingles with injury, where memories burn long beneath the skin, where words become weapons as much as confessions, where speech becomes an almost physical necessity. His language, dense and vibrant, digs into the layers of the bond, where tenderness does not erase either lack or anger. After their mother's death, and years of distance, two sisters face each other. Between them, childhood, silences, humiliations, abandonments, jealousies, words held back for too long. What surfaces is not just a conflict, but a whole past demanding its share. It is a detonation. A vertiginous verbal body-to-body where each word commits and strikes to not disappear, seeking the other even in their flaw.
Raw, incandescent, refuge-less, Sœurs makes heard the violence of the bonds that shape us. A cutting and moving score, where love, even devastated, continues to beat like a fresh wound. A work of great power on family, memory, and the persistence of bonds, even when everything seems broken.

Highlights

• An intense exploration of family ties
• Written and directed by Pascal Rambert
• Presented at Théâtre des Osses

General Information

Sœurs is a play that delves into the complexity of the relationships between two sisters after their mother's death. Through powerful dialogues, the work addresses themes such as memory, anger, and love, revealing the wounds of the past.

Location

Place des Osses 1, 1762 Givisiez, Switzerland

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