Niagara 3000

Swiss actress Pamina de Coulon presents a show centred on water. The subject is vast and thoroughly researched, allowing her to develop political, ecological, economic, and philosophical questions. In NIAGARA 3000, Pamina de Coulon explores water in a flowing monologue.

With a direct address, where she is neither a character nor a lecturer, she shares her reflections, her journeys, and her emotions.

She speaks of tears as a hydraulic force, evokes the astonishing consequences of mass tourism at Niagara Falls, and discusses nuclear power as green energy.

Bouncing from a reading here, opening an impassioned aside there, armed with delightful humour, she skilfully maintains the course of her reasoning and enchants us with her funny, activist, and highly documented narrative.

Far from scattering, we follow Pamina de Coulon's generous thought through all its ramifications. NIAGARA 3000 is the fourth instalment of the FIRE OF EMOTIONS cycle. The performer has previously explored the cosmos, the ocean, and the earth to open new reflections on the world.