"Moving and jubilant".
''A manifesto that leads us to see in every relationship what binds us and what moves us''.
''a real poetic and political bubble, excessively jubilant''.
"Excessively eventful, image-producing but also inspired by scenes from the History of Art, "Nos désirs font désordre" reaches into the recesses of sensuality, of skin, to show some aspects of the humanity of this group of eleven dancers."
DANCE - PERFORMANCE - VISUAL ART
We bring to the stage a community of men and women who translate the history of our humanity and are the representation of what we generally feel: something lurks around us, unbeknownst to us, we are bound to social, educational mores, restrictions, forbidden ideas and desires.But when we let go of our restrictions, nature reclaims its rights for a new Eden... "Nos désirs font désordre" is a pictorial journey, traversing the history of painting, the rituals of ancient civilizations, the creation of a Christian fishing world, the "communal equality" of primitive cultures in the Middle Ages, and a Jackson Pollock-style canvas to the communitarianism of the 21st century...
"Nos désirs font désordre" brings twelve performers to the stage for a political declaration, a new ritual, where fear becomes power, solitude becomes solidarity, communities become collectivities, as we stop loving our enslavement, the revolution of the heart begins.
"Our desires shock, they don't go without saying, they upset the established order, whether we like it or not, our desires are political, in the broad sense of 'that which concerns the affairs of the city', life in society."
"Moving and jubilant".
''A manifesto that leads us to see in every relationship what binds us and what moves us''.
''a real poetic and political bubble, excessively jubilant''.
"Excessively eventful, image-producing but also inspired by scenes from the History of Art, "Nos désirs font désordre" reaches into the recesses of sensuality, of skin, to show some aspects of the humanity of this group of eleven dancers."
Production: SINE QUA NON ART
Coproduction:
Chaillot - Théâtre National de la Danse - Paris ,
La Coursive - Scène Nationale de la Rochelle,
Centre chorégraphique national de Rillieux-la-Pape - direction Yuval PICK - dans le cadre du dispositif Accueil-Studio,
Centre Chorégraphique National d'Aquitaine en Pyrénées-Atlantiques - Malandain Ballet Biarritz - Accueil Studio saison 2020-2021,
O.A.R.A - Office Artistique de la Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Partners:
Espace Malraux Scène Nationale de Chambéry,
Floral partner: Marguerite-La Rochelle.
Chez Hortense, Athome Résidence
SINE QUA NON ART is supported by the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region and the city of La Rochelle.
Choreography - Christophe Béranger and Jonathan Pranlas-Descours
Dance - Performance :
Lucille Mansas (Fr)
Sarah Deppe (Fr)
Inès Hernandez (Es)
Yohann Baran (Fr)
Alexander Miles Standard (Uk)
Yasminee Lepe (Ch)
Hea Min Jung (Kr)
Colas Lucot (Fr)
Marius Moguiba (Ci)
Vincent Clavaguera (Fr)
Jonathan Pranlas-Descours (Fr)
et Julie Laventure (Fr)
Phanuel Erdmann (Fr)
Visual Art / Costume Design: Fabio Da Motta (Br)
Floral Art Partner: Dorothée Sullam - Marguerite / La Rochelle (Fr)
Lighting design: Olivier Bauer (Fr)
Dramaturgy: Georgina Kakoudaki (Gr)
Music: Andy Stott, Archive, Led Zeppelin
Arrangements : Julia Suero
Administration: Denis Forgeron
