Manfred
2017 - Director : Rayne, Yannick
Choreographer(s) : Manfred (France)
Present in collection(s): Ballet national de Marseille , Archives - Chorégraphes invités (1998-2013)
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Manfred
2017 - Director : Rayne, Yannick
Choreographer(s) : Manfred (France)
Present in collection(s): Ballet national de Marseille , Archives - Chorégraphes invités (1998-2013)
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fr
Manfred
Solo by Katharina Christl created in 2005 as part of the "White Cards to the dancers" of the National Ballet of Marseille.
Manfred
Rayne, Yannick
Having trained at Rosella Hightower in Cannes and at the ‘École nationale de danse de l'Opéra de Paris’, Yannick Rayne’s first career as a dancer was rich and varied. Having swapped focus, video, filmed shows, advertisements, musical clips, institutional films and interviews now play an important part in his work. Mainly linked with the Marseille National Ballet, his activity develops around the body and vision of each choreographer. Very attached to the idea of the conservation of patrimonies, for the last few years Yannick Rayne has worked to promote the audiovisual history of the “Ballet National de Marseille”, while developing the principles of intangible heritage and memory of choreographic works, thanks to testimonies and items belonging to the archive.
Ballet national de Marseille
Back in 1972, Roland Petit created the Ballets de Marseille. Having lost its -s, the Ballet has become a Centre Chorégraphique National in 1984 wille be run by the collective (LA)HORDE.
The creation and dissemination of shows by the Ballet and guest artists are at the heart of what it does. Very much rooted in our time, curious about and open to the world, the BNM is also a prestigious part of Marseille’s cultural heritage, close to Parc Borély.
Source: BNM
En savoir plus: www.ballet-de-marseille.com/en
Manfred
Choreography : Katharina Christl
Production / Coproduction of the choreographic work : Ballet National de Marseille
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