The Gyre

Tumbleweed {Brussels/Zurich}

27/01/2022

Duur: 40'
Plaats : Centre Culturel d’Engis

The Gyre (a whirlpool of water formed by ocean currents) evolves from merely walking. Swiss resident Angela Rabaglio and France-based Micaël Florentz spin almost constantly as part of an interlaced musical score. Their natural movements wind and unwind, transporting us gracefully through the outlines of time and into the consciousness of a universe where nothing is absent. Like planets, the entire choreography orbits around a fixed central point, which creates consistently varying perspectives. The line that allows us to distinguish the dancers from each other wavers, fades and, finally, disappears. Time gradually merges into the same curve, as it is broken down to the rhythm of the duo’s steps. Set to an electro-acoustic piece by Daniel Perez Hajdu of Cuba, the work stuns with its radical nature, its rigour, its dazzling beauty and the dancers’ excellence.

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Datum Uur

donderdag 27 januari 20:30

Tarifs

Plein tarif 16 €
65ans+/Carte prof 14.5 €
-30ans/Pro/Dem.d'emploi 8 €
-15ans/Etudiants Conservatoires Art de la parole/ULiège/Hautes Écoles / Groupe scolaire 7 €
La carte Amis (cotisation 50€) 11 €

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Distributies

BUS LIÈGE › ENGIS 19:30

Covid Safe Ticket REQUIS

Concept, interprétation Angela Rabaglio, Micaël Florentz

Création lumière, scénographie Arnaud Gerniers, Benjamin van Thiel

Musique (composition originale) Daniel Perez Hajdu

Regard extérieur Dagmar Dachauer

Diffusion Quentin Legrand / Rue Branly

Production Tumbleweed

Coproduction Dansomètre / Oriental-Vevey, Garage29, Wolubilis

Partenaires de résidence Charleroi danse, de Warande, Destelheide, Carthago, Dance Atelier Reykjavik, MMF Slaturhusid, The Freezer, Dampfzentrale, Lo Studio, CCN Roubaix

Avec le soutien de Fédération Wallonie – Bruxelles, Wallonie-Bruxelles International, ADAMI, SACD

Coréalisation Réseau des Petites Scènes Ouvertes

Prix de partenaire du Dansateliers Rotterdam, lors de la compétition international RIDCC en 2019