duration : approx. 50'
Since 2016, Lenio Kaklea has been meeting residents from seven European cities in order to list their customs and practices. In Nyon, the choreographer focused on the Perdtemps neighbourhood during several work residencies last year (read). Throughout her investigation, which also focuses on the cities of Athens, Aubervilliers, Brest, Essen, Guissény and Poitiers, she has collected more than 600 testimonies that reveal the diversity of customs, rituals and occupations in these places. The transcription of these testimonies then takes the shape of choreographic portraits, where the convergence between the physical language of a team of performers and that of these practitioners emerges. At far° festival, the choreographer, accompanied by Jessica Batut, Nanyadji Ka-Gara and Élisa Yvelin offers an in-situ version of this project. Rue des Marchandises fits in with Kaklea’s new choreographic project, which addresses the modes of transmission and migration of the gestures which underpin our society.
concept, choreography: Lenio Kaklea / with: Jessica Batut, Nanyadji Ka-Gara, Lenio Kaklea and Elisa Yvelin / artistic collaboration: Lou Forster / costumes, accessories: Alexia Caunille / sound: Eric Yvelin / production and distribution: Teresa Acevedo / monitoring: Agnès Henry - extrapole / production: abd / co-production: far° Nyon, Le Quartz - Scène Nationale de Brest, Passerelle Centre d'Art Contemporain Brest, PACT Zollverein Essen, Traversées Poitiers, Festival À Domicile Guissény, Centre National de la Danse Pantin / support: Les Laboratoires d'Aubervilliers