In a scenographic space that is being redesigned in real time, this performance showcases an unusual material: adhesive tape.
The three members of a feminist rock group are building a new participatory habitat on the stage of their exile.
They unroll and follow the tape, tracing graphic lines and drawing spaces in the middle of a circular device.
Unpredictable and random, the sticky tape invades even the performers' bodies, revealing an invisible web of relationships. They create huts out of thin air, playing with their physicality. Their collaborative sisterhood guides the audience towards a questioning of the notions of shelter, metamorphosis and sharing.
Production Credits
Design and direction Amélie Poirier · Sound Mariane Berthault · Lighting Henri-Emmanuel Doublier · Construction of the scotch tape forms Audrey Robin · Dramaturgical vision Lyly Chartiez-Mignauw and Dinaïg Stall · Construction of the seats Pauline Caenen and Romain Crivellari · Performers Mariane Berthault alternating with Anne Frèches, Clémentine Vanlerberghe alternating with Marion Le Guével and Audrey Robin · Tour manager Claire Girod · Administration Frédérique Rebergue
About the Artists
Created in 2016, in Lille, the Nouveaux Ballets du Nord-Pas-de-Calais call themselves that in the manner of a DADA smoke and mirrors. They produce shows by the artist Amélie Poirier. Her work is multi-disciplinary, with shows for teenagers and adults rubbing shoulders with shows for young audiences and, more recently, public spaces.
It is above all the dramaturgical sense that shapes the contours of the different shows. The body/object relationship is at the heart of the company's creative approach.
Publicity Info
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TARGET AGE GROUP
02+ -
AGE CLASSIFICATION
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REASON FOR CLASSIFICATION
- Aimed Towards Babies
- Aimed Towards Children
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Grand Plateau -
LOCATION
Friche la Belle de Mai -
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ACCESSIBILITY INFO
All locations at La Friche are accessible to people with disabilities. Our reception teams are at your disposal to best answer your questions regarding your reception and movement in our spaces.
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