Ad Libitum

Ad Libitum, Latin for “as desired”, conveys the desire of Simon Le Borgne and Ulysse Zangs to reinvent themselves and leave behind their cultural prejudices to personify an abundance of new, less expected figures. Meticulously they attempt to listen to their feelings and construct a choreographic and musical work full of raw, primitive emotions.

Ad Libitum

Ad Libitum, Latin for “as desired”, conveys the desire of Simon Le Borgne and Ulysse Zangs to reinvent themselves and leave behind their cultural prejudices to personify an abundance of new, less expected figures. Meticulously they attempt to listen to their feelings and construct a choreographic and musical work full of raw, primitive emotions.

Simon Le Borgne

David Le Borgne,

Le Gymnase CDCN Roubaix Hauts-de-France

Ad Libitum

Artistic direction / Conception : Simon Le Borgne, Ulysse Zangs

Choreography : Simon Le Borgne

Interpretation : Simon Le Borgne, Ulysse Zangs

Live music : Ulysse Zangs

Lights : Iannis Japiot

Other collaborations : Émilie Leriche, David Le Borgne, Philomène Jander