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Avant que j’oublie — Cie Amalia Salle
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Avant que j’oublie — Cie Amalia Salle

Sep15Tue, September 1518:00
Free
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A dance performance about memory, family ties, and the fragile yet enduring threads that connect generations. Dancers of different generations meet on stage to create a poetic and deeply human dialogue woven from bodies, memories, and life stories. Blending contemporary and urban dance with theatre, choreographer Amalia Salle explores what remains as memories begin to fade, and how love, care, humor, and empathy hold people together. Touching gently and luminously on aging and Alzheimer's disease, the piece serves as a reminder that even when words disappear, the body continues to remember, communicate, and love. Admission is free.

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Théâtrons

International francophone festival of performing arts based in Yerevan, presenting theatre, dance, contemporary performance, workshops, and community outreach with international artists and family-friendly programming.

Avant que j’oublie — Cie Amalia Salle
Théâtrons

Avant que j’oublie — Cie Amalia Salle

Sep15Tue, September 1518:00
Free
Translated

A dance performance about memory, family ties, and the fragile yet enduring threads that connect generations. Dancers of different generations meet on stage to create a poetic and deeply human dialogue woven from bodies, memories, and life stories. Blending contemporary and urban dance with theatre, choreographer Amalia Salle explores what remains as memories begin to fade, and how love, care, humor, and empathy hold people together. Touching gently and luminously on aging and Alzheimer's disease, the piece serves as a reminder that even when words disappear, the body continues to remember, communicate, and love. Admission is free.

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Théâtrons

International francophone festival of performing arts based in Yerevan, presenting theatre, dance, contemporary performance, workshops, and community outreach with international artists and family-friendly programming.