HORS CIRCUITS | Special edition tanzmainz
In their dynamic show, Amber Pansters, Maasa Sakano and Matti Tauru take a self-deprecating look at ...
In their dynamic show, Amber Pansters, Maasa Sakano and Matti Tauru take a self-deprecating look at ...
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Indissociable from his fellow human beings, as well as from the environment in action in which he circulates, the individual is plural, and always in the process of becoming. He is as much a space in movement, as the distance of this space from another. He is a relationship. Inspired by the diversity of collective behaviours found in profusion in the living world, A Very Eyeinvites us to change our perspective, to illuminate the interstices between bodies, and to give a face to relationships. By shifting our gaze to the boundaries between bodies, the choreographic duo Tumbleweed wishes to remind us of the magnificence of community and interdependence.
Tumbleweed is hosted by the Grand Luxe Network.
Concept & choregraphy : Angela Rabaglio et Micaël Florentz | Creation & interpretation : Christine Daigle, Charlie Prince, Sergi Parés, Jeanne Colin, Angela Rabaglio, Micaël Florentz | light & stage design : Arnaud Gerniers | Sound design : Anne Lepère | External view : Melissa Rondeau, Esse Vanderbruggen | Costumes : Mélanie Duchanoy | Research : Olivier Hespel (dramaturgy), Ting-An Ying (dance) | Communication & diffusion : Quentin Legrand (Rue Branly) | Production : Tumbleweed asbl | Co-productions : Charleroi Danse – Centre chorégraphique de Wallonie-Bruxelles (BE), Les Brigittines – Playhouse for Movement (BE), CCN2 – Centre chorégraphique national de Grenoble (FR), CCNT – Centre chorégraphique national de Tours (FR), CDCN Pole-Sud – Centre de Développement Chorégraphique National Strasbourg (FR), Cultuurcentrum Brugge (BE) | Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Wallonie-Bruxelles Internationale, Dansateliers Rotterdam (NL), avec le soutien du Grand Studio et Réseau Grand Luxe 2021/22
South Korean choreographer Jaehee Choi will explore the relationship between environmental issues, nature and humans as well as a reflection on the use of the existing habitual body. Independent coexistence illustrates a re-new embodied by new attempts and liberations that break with the existing approach to movement, performance style and methods of expression.
Choregraphy : Choi Jae Hee | Interpretation : Tak Ji hye, Choi Yeon Sik, Kang Se Rim | Composer & performer : Song Kwang Sik | Multimedia artist : Jung Sang Young | Video assistant : Yu Suna | SIDance Chief Executive Officer : Jang Sung Eun