Old Masters CH

Exhibition

Sarah André is one of three members of Old Masters.
After the performances of Bande originale, presented by Old Masters at La Bâtie in 2021, she undertook the production of a graphic novel featuring the entire text of the play, including the characters created by the collective.
A year later she published her graphic novel under Ripopée, which has been publishing her drawings and texts under the name André André since 2013. On this occasion, she mounted an exhibition of the original drawings in an installation created together with Lucas Ferrero.

The three of us wrote a text that metaphorically tells the story of our collective.
We created costumes that quickly became our avatars. We created beings who live in a cave and tell of their difficulty in living in a society that is screwing itself up.
We developed a habitat, a language, a world for them.
After the performances we dismantled this world, but I loved these words and beings so much that I didn’t want to see them disappear.
I sought to fix this world in a book.
This graphic novel is also a declaration of my love for the Old Masters collective, with whom I have worked for seven years.
Sarah André

Opening on August 27 at 5pm
Saturday 27.08: 14:00 - 19:30
Sunday 28.08: 14:00 - 18:30
Monday 29.08 to Sunday 25.09: 16:30 - 19:00

For requests for guided tours, contact Gaëlle Edwards, in charge of cultural mediation at the Théâtre Saint-Gervais 
g.edwards@saintgervais.ch

Théâtre Saint-Gervais Genève


Locations & access

Tickets

Opening of the exhibition on August 27.
Free admission

Performances in 2022

    Archive — bookings closed.

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    Cast & credits

    Comics and exhibition
    Sarah André
    Based on a piece by
    Old Masters (Sarah André, Marius Schaffter and Jérôme Stünzi)
    Administration
    Pâquis Production

    Production

    Old Masters

    Co-production

    Théâtre Saint-Gervais Genève, La Bâtie-Festival de Genève

    Théâtre Saint-Gervais Genève


    Locations & access

    Tickets

    Opening of the exhibition on August 27.
    Free admission

    Performances in 2022

      Archive — bookings closed.