Quiet – CANCELED

Arkadi Zaides { Tel Aviv / Lyon }

25/01/2022

Duur: 60'
Plaats : Cité Miroir

Quiet brings together a fiercely masculine quartet that showcases a complex emotional landscape in which aggression, compassion, confusion and desire create an intense dynamic. The four performers are Jewish and Arab. Communities that reside within Israel’s shifting borders are constantly subjected to shocks that destroy any space dedicated to reflection and, as a result, change. In light of this escalating violence, Arkadi Zaides seeks to foster communication. A player on the international contemporary dance scene, the choreographer designs a piece that acts as a safe space, a place where it is possible to exorcise demons, expose all the layers of the conflict and seek a broader perspective where confidence is established gradually – a quiet place.

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Datum Uur

dinsdag 25 januari 20:00

Tarifs

Plein tarif 26 €
65ans+/Carte prof 23.5 €
-30ans/Pro/Dem.d'emploi 13 €
-15ans/Etudiants Conservatoires Art de la parole/ULiège/Hautes Écoles / Groupe scolaire 7 €
La carte Amis (cotisation 50€) 18 €

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Chorégraphie et mise en scène Arkadi Zaides
Interprètes Muhammed Mugrabi/Saed Mansour, Rabie Khoury/Yuval Goldstein, Ofir Yudilevitch/Gilad Jerusalmy, Arkadi Zaides/Ido Gidron
Musique Tom Tlalim
Collaborateur artistique Joanna Lesnierowska
Conception décor Klone
Conception lumières Firas Roby
Costumes Salim Schada
Opérateur lumières Étienne Exbrayat
Opérateur musique Cyril Communal
Production Simge Gücük, Lucille Haddad – Institut des Croisements Coproduction La Filature – Scène nationale de Mulhouse, POLESUD – Centre de Développement Chorégraphique National – Strasbourg, Maison de la culture d’Amiens, Arts Station Foundation|Stary Browar Nowy Taniec, Poznan, Roma Europa
Distribution internationale Key Performance
Avec le soutien de The Israeli Ministry of Education and Sport, The Choreographers Association, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries LTD, Israel Lottery Council For The Arts, The Rabinovitch Foundation, Polish Institute Tel Aviv, Rabeah Morkus Studio for Dance and Movement.