Vai e passa

Erika Zueneli
28/01/2016 29/01/2016
  • Duur: 1h
  • Location : Salle de l’Œil vert

Freely inspired by Virginia Woolf’s book The Waves, Vai e passa is a race to the sun which conveys extreme tension between the world’s frenzy and life’s fleeting character. In a simple and abstract context, the play evolves towards perpetual movement made of appearances and disappearances. Five dancers struggle against time and uncertainty. One life, several lives. One way, a thousand ways, which are different and alike, underline a sense of emergency in its continuity. For those who may come after us.

Calendar

Date Hour
Thursday, January 28 7:00 pm
Friday, January 29 7:00 pm

Tarifs

  • Tarif plein 19 €
  • Tarif réduit (senior, prof, groupe) 15 €
  • Tarif réduit (-26ans, demandeurs d'emploi, pros du spectacle) 8 €
  • Passeport 10 €
Book

Distributions

Conception, chorégraphie Erika Zueneli
Interprétation Antonio Montanile, Juan Benitez, Frauke Marlên, Tijen Lawton, Olivier Renouf
Sons Brice Cannavo
Lumières Simon Stemans
Scénographie Perrine Leclere-Bailly
Regard extérieur Olivier Hespel
Production T’A/Asbl
Coproduction Théâtre de Liège, Les Brigittines, Charleroi Danses.
Avec le soutien du Manège / Scène nationale de Reims
Avec l’aide de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles / Service Danse, du Grand Studio et de l’Agence Officielle de promotion
international WBT/D – WBI.

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