CœurColère

Olivia Csiky Trnka and the Cie Full Petal Machine

By drawing a parallel between nuclear energy and the anger of the feminine gender, this transdisciplinary performance deftly dismantles patriarchal dogmas. An inventive piece brought to life by four explosive artists.

In weaving an analogy between feminine anger and nuclear energy, CœurColère offers a constructive perspective on an emotion typically associated with destruction. If we were to dismantle our preconceived notions, could anger transform into a driving force for social change? Shared collectively, could it spark a sensitive political movement with revolutionary potential to counter the pressures weighing on the feminine gender? At the heart of this reactor, four actor-musicians radiate their energy across the stage.

Olivia Csiky Trnka
Born in Bratislava, this actress, director, and author grew up in Switzerland. She is passionate about the porous relationship between Art and Science, as evidenced by her productions Protocole V.A.L.E.N.T.I.N.A. and Synapse. Scientific vocabulary, the exploration of new territories, feminist thought, and migration phenomena are endless sources of inspiration for her.

CœurColère is supported by a grant that enabled Olivia Csiky Trnka to engage with researchers in cognitive sciences and nuclear physics.