What do
The Rite of Spring,
by Pina Bausch,
FOLK-S
, by Alessandro Sciarroni,
Pixel
, by Mourad Merzouki, and
Room With a View
, by La Horde have in common?
These four titles are on display this fall and designate successful works or even, as this one is great, cult works.
Other than that, they have absolutely nothing to do with each other.
Pina Bausch created her
Sacre
in 1975. This telluric piece, entered into the repertoire of major companies, is now danced at La Villette by African dancers:
“It's an idea of Salomon Bausch.
Africa is the only country where his mother had not been, he wanted the continent to meet this work
», explains Claire Verlet, dance programmer at the Théâtre de la Ville.
The piece was rehearsed by Malou Auraido, dancer of Pina Bausch, at the École des sables created by Maurice Béjart in Dakar and brilliantly directed by Germaine Acogny.
The evening it was to be given at the Théâtre de Dakar, the pandemic closed it.
The dancers…
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