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Neige

Numeridanse 2009 - Director : De Mey, Michèle Anne

Choreographer(s) : De Mey, Michèle Anne (Belgium)

Present in collection(s): Numeridanse , Charleroi danses [2005-2016]

Video producer : Charleroi Danses

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Neige

Numeridanse 2009 - Director : De Mey, Michèle Anne

Choreographer(s) : De Mey, Michèle Anne (Belgium)

Present in collection(s): Numeridanse , Charleroi danses [2005-2016]

Video producer : Charleroi Danses

en fr

Neige

"It is white. So it is poetry. A poetry of great purity. It freezes nature and protects it. So it is a painting. The most delicate painting of winter. It is continually changing. So it is a calligraphy. There are ten thousand ways of writing the word snow. It is a slippery surface. So it is a dance. On snow any man can believe he is a tightrope walker. It turns into water. So it is music. In spring, it turns rivers and streams into symphonies of white notes."

Maxence Fermine, Snow

 

Carried by Beethoven's Symphony No.7, Neige is the lunar counterpart of Sinfonia Eroica. A work of maturity and contemplation. A dreamlike odyssey into immaculate expanses where enchantment fights it to the death. In the infinite content of a magnificent set design, weird beings wander around in the grip of violent feelings, doubt and finiteness. In the course of a subtle choreography outlined by the hollows beneath incessantly falling elements, they tell of burying, mourning and the loss of illusions.

Concept Michèle Anne De Mey, Grégory Grosjean, Sylvie Olivé, Nicolas Olivier
Choreography Michèle Anne De Mey
Choreographic assistant Grégory Grosjean
Scenography Sylvie Olivé
Light and stage setting Nicolas Olivier
Costumes Sylvie Olivé, Michèle Anne De Mey, Estelle Bibbo
Created and performed by Gabriella Iacono, Kung Hee Woo, Ilse Ghekiere, François Brice, Leif Federico Firnhaber, Samuel Lefeuvre
Music L Von Beethoven 7e Symphonie (II mouvement/Allegretto) / Robert Schumann - Beethoven Etudes
Sound design Dominique Warnier, Raphaelle Latini
Production manager Ludovica Riccardi
Texts Ivo Ghizzardi
Technical team Bruno Olivier, Remy Nelissen, Maurizio Pipitone, Anne Masset
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Production Charleroi Danses, Centre chorégraphique de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles
Co-production Les Théâtres de la ville de Luxembourg / Festival de Danse de Cannes / Théâtre de Namur / Maison de la Culture d'Amiens
With the support of Ministère de la Communauté française Wallonie-Bruxelles – Service de Danse / WBI (Wallonie Bruxelles International) / WBT (Wallonie Bruxelles Théâtre)

De Mey, Michèle Anne

This has been a fantastic year for her. Kiss & Cry, an original stage object summoning up object theatre, music, words and nanochoreographies for four hands and dealing with the memory of feelings of love, has won unanimous international acclaim. People have emerged from the show overwhelmed and talking about their own emotional stories. She and Jaco Van Dormael have created it with a group of artists, making it a very personal experience since feelings of love, this thread running through her work, are in a way sublimated here: the film-maker is none other than her partner. Powerful music, telling of the affair from its fickle beginnings to the final split, is another constant in her work and woven into her choreographic universe: Beethoven’s 3rd Symphony in Sinfonia Eroica, the 7th in Neige and the Lamento d’Arianna in her latest piece, a solo she is creating specially for one of her faithful performers. All in all another declaration of love.

Michèle Anne De Mey is currently working on a solo for the dancer Gabriella Iacono based on Monteverdi’s Lamento d’Arianna.

De Mey, Michèle Anne

Neige

Artistic direction / Conception : Michèle Anne De Mey, Grégory Grosjean, Sylvie Olivé, Nicolas Olivier

Choreography : Michèle Anne De Mey

Choreography assistance : Grégory Grosjean

Interpretation : Gabriella Iacono, Kung Hee Woo, Ilse Ghekiere, François Brice, Leif Federico Firnhaber, Samuel Lefeuvre

Set design : Sylvie Olivé

Text : Ivo Ghizzardi

Additionnal music : Ludwig Von Beethoven 7e Symphonie (II mouvement/Allegretto) / Robert Schumann Beethoven Etudes

Lights : Nicolas Olivier

Costumes : Sylvie Olivé, Michèle Anne De Mey, Estelle Bibbo

Technical direction : Equipe technique à la création Bruno Olivier, Remy Nelissen, Maurizio Pipitone, Anne Masset

Sound : Dominique Warnier, Raphaelle Latini

Production / Coproduction of the choreographic work : Production Charleroi Danses, Centre chorégraphique de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles Co-production Les Théâtres de la ville de Luxembourg / Festival de Danse de Cannes / Théâtre de Namur / Maison de la Culture d'Amiens Avec le soutien du Ministère de la Communauté française Wallonie-Bruxelles - Service de Danse / WBI (Wallonie Bruxelles International) / WBT (Wallonie Bruxelles Théâtre)

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