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Fluid Resilience

Shannon Cooney (CA,DE)

creation in situ
August
2022
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duration : 60'

Suitable for all audiences
Peu ou pas de paroles Accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite English speaker friendly

Fluid Resilience is a liquid dance show, offered by Shannon Cooney, re-created on the banks of the Boiron. 

Because our bodies are largely made up of water that circulates to the rhythm of our pulsating flows, we are in reality unknowing waves, whirlpools and backwashes. Cooney shares with us the spectacle of this subtle fluid dynamism that flows through us, informs us and sets us in motion. 

Listening to and then following our internal tides may be an effective way to connect with water – that precious resource we have a responsibility to preserve – and to become resilient in the midst of a damaged world. Do you know how urgent it is for us to learn to go with the flow?

 

direction In case of rain, please check the information regarding the venue on our website. 

Accès On foot
direction From espace central approx. 25'

Accès By bus no. 811
direction Departure Nyon Gare at 18h29
direction Arrival Nyon Plage at 18h32
direction Then 10 min. on foot

Further information: Workshop Resilience body fluid, open to all 

Shannon Cooney, Fluid Resilience: propos recueillis par Marie Pons
maculture.fr – 19.07.2022
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concept, choreography, performance Shannon Cooney co-creation, performance Jan Burkhardt, Sigal Zouk dramaturgy Igor Dobricic sound Marla Hlady lighting Emese Csornai costumes Nina Gundlach biologist, resilience practitioner Allyson Quinlan production Diego Nawrath coproduction Tanzfabrik-Berlin with the support of far° Nyon for the creation in situ

support Dance Ireland Choreographic Research Residency 2019, Canadian Wilderness Artist Residency, The Farm Studios Rajasthan Residency 2020, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts, Canada in Germany Special Initiative, the Government of Canada and co-operative partner Tanzfabrik Berlin.
The project is part of the culture programme related to Canada’s Guest of Honour presentation at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2020, Berlin Senat Department for Culture and Europe 

Supported by the NATIONALES PERFORMANCE NETZ International Guest Performance Fund for Dance, which is funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.