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And there was light! There is a whole world on the stage: 15 dancers from various origins, whom Hervé Koubi asked – just this once– to dance as if the world were going to cease to exist. This urgency leads to a ballet with prodigious and visibly endless momentum, with interpreters’ vigor seeming to regenerate indefinitely. Figures from hip-hop, circus, capoeira or even breakdance mix with contemporary sounds and music by Steve Reich and Beethoven. Sol Invictus (“undefeated sun” in Latin) addresses the vital, irrepressible and happy need to dance.
« Ils volent. Ils tournent sur eux-mêmes. Ils changent votre perception de l’incroyable. »
In this show full of fury, tenderness and life, 10 dancers throw themselves into the fray and give in– for better or for worse? – to their pack instinct.
After Dans l’Engrenage, the Dyptik company is back with a festive and cathartic show that takes 9 dancers into a mind-bending collective trance.
In a world where everyone looks for a safe position, company Vertigo Dance, based in Jerusalem, develops an artistic universe conjuring up coming together and openness, as opposed to walls and isolation.
A « flamenco phenomenon » according to the New York Times, winner of the National dance prize in Spain, Jesús Carmona dances with vigor and passion on the edge of a masculinity to deconstruct.
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