Thérians
Louise Vanneste (Brussels)
- Duur: 50'
- Location : Salle de l’Œil vert
Louise Vanneste’s new show places her stake in sensory and perceptual experience and places her silence on presences. The artistic research of the Brussels choreographer deals with the human and the body, taking into account its animality. “Thérians” comes from thérianthropie, which is defined by the mythological capacity of man to be transformed into animal. It is not a matter of exploring mimetic relations, but rather a way of being in the world. The choreographic writing of Louise Vanneste combines intuition, instinct and composition. This is translated here by a way of presenting his body in an exposition of himself and by a direct and clear relationship with the viewer, installing an intimacy comparable to the bond that is woven between a reader and his book. This was a tremendous achievement, coupled with textile research, carried out in collaboration with CENTEXBEL, a textile research and innovation center and ECKART GmbH.
Calendar
Tarifs
- - 26 ans 8 €
- Tarif réduit 15 €
- Tarif plein 19 €
Distributions
Conception and choreography Louise Vanneste
Choreography and interpretation Louise Vanneste, Youness Khoukhou
Assistant for choreography and dramaturgy Anja Röttgerkamp
Scenography and lighting Arnaud Gerniers
Music Cédric Dambrain
Costumes Céline Lellouche
Costumes design Ateliers du Théâtre de Liège
Dramatic accompaniment Olivier Hespel
Production and booking Alma Office
Co-production Théâtre de Liège, les Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis, Charleroi danse
With the support of Grand Studio.
With the support of the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Administration générale de la culture, Service général de la création artistique.
Charleroi danse is committed to producing, presenting and supporting the works of artists Ayelen Parolin and Louise Vanneste for three years from 2017 to 2020.
Louise Vanneste is a partner of Les Halles de Schaerbeek and accompanied by Grand Studio.
Louise Vanneste is supported by the Théâtre de Liège (2018-2022).
