Il n'est pas encore Minuit
2014 - Director : Birraux, Jean-Marc
Present in collection(s): Maison de la Danse de Lyon , 24images - Scènes d'écran
Video producer : 24 images
Il n'est pas encore Minuit
2014 - Director : Birraux, Jean-Marc
Present in collection(s): Maison de la Danse de Lyon , 24images - Scènes d'écran
Video producer : 24 images
Il n'est pas encore minuit
With a festive atmosphere of freedom and resistance, 'Il N'est Pas Encore Minuit...' is a bubbling cauldron of individual wishes and desires, but in this case, it is more about the notion of the paths we take collectively than the shaping of an idea. Outside acrobatic work, a dance called the Lindy Hop was the point of convergence between individuals and generations. This dance, which grew out of 1920s Harlem and has a swing-like energy, constitutes an incredible playground which, in contrast to acrobatics, allows us to 'let go' and affirm our own uniqueness. And although it may not be the point of the show, its intentions are implicit: the affirmation of the collective and the listening to and understanding of the body as a joyful and poetic act of resistance. Our musical composition follows this theme with the aim of provoking movement as well as immobility; contrasting the energy of a rolling jazz made up of scraps of different things with the melancholy of the cello. The rhythmics will be in tune with the acrobatic figures and their breathing.
Générique
Collective creation
Tour : Abdeliazide Senhadji, Amaia Valle, Andres Somoza, Airelle Caen, Alice Noel, Ann-Katrin Jornot, Antoine Thirion, Aurore Liotard, Charlie Vergnaud, David Badia Hernandez, David Coll Povedano, Denis Dulon, Evertjan Mercier, Guillaume Sendron, Gwendal Beylier, Jérôme Hugo, Mohamed Bouseta, Romain Guimard, Thomas Samacoïts, Thibaut Berthias, Xavier Lavabre, Zinzi Oegem
Collaborations artistiques : Loïc Touzé, Valentin Mussou, David Gubitsch
Lights creation : Vincent Millet
Costume creation : Nadia Léon
Production directors : Peggy Donck et Antoine Billaud
Production : Cie XY
Coproductions et residence : Biennale de la danse de Lyon/Cirque Théâtre d’Elbeuf (Pôle national des arts du cirque Haute Normandie) Scène nationale de Sénart/CIRCa (Pôle national des arts du cirque Midi Pyrénées)
Video direction : Jean-Marc Birraux
Production : 24 images
Birraux, Jean-Marc
Jean-Marc Birraux has been a director since 1995 for M6, Mezzo, France3, Paris Première, France2, Arte Live Web or even Arte.
XY
Artistic direction: Abdeliazide Senhadji et Mahmoud Louertani
Creation: 2004
The Compagnie XY was born in 2004 out of an encounter between two circus artists, Abdeliazide Senhadji and Mahmoud Louertani, with their duo of students at the circus school in Lomme. ‘XY’, just as with any company, was not meant to last after the show 'Laissez-Porter', which was created in 2005. Four years and some 200 performances later, Abdel suggested bringing together a collective of acrobats on the stage, in the ring or on the road to play out the language of ‘stunts’ practised by many. In May 2009, 'Le grand C' and its 17 acrobats gave their first performance and, contrary to all expectations, the Cie XY forged an identity for itself. 'Le grand C' has been performed over 300 times around the world. 'Il n'est pas encore minuit (...)' was built on these strengths; artistic research around acrobatic stunts and work in large groups, the invention of a common language. A collective approach with a definite concept of encounter, openness and sharing.
Source: Biennale de la Danse - 2014
More information : ciexy.com
Il n'est pas encore minuit
Artistic direction / Conception : Collectif XY
Interpretation : Collectif en tournée : Abdeliazide Senhadji, Amaia Valle, Andres Somoza, Airelle Caen, Alice Noel, Ann-Katrin Jornot, Antoine Thirion, Aurore Liotard, Charlie Vergnaud, David Badia Hernandez, David Coll Povedano, Denis Dulon, Evertjan Mercier, Guillaume Sendron, Gwendal Beylier, Jérôme Hugo, Mohamed Bouseta, Romain Guimard, Thomas Samacoïts, Thibaut Berthias, Xavier Lavabre, Zinzi Oegem
Lights : Vincent Millet
Costumes : Nadia Léon
Other collaborations : Collaborations artistiques : Loïc Touzé, Valentin Mussou, David Gubitsch
Production / Coproduction of the choreographic work : Peggy Donck et Antoine Billaud (Directeurs de production), Production Cie XY / Coproductions et accueils en résidence : Biennale de la danse de Lyon/Cirque Théâtre d’Elbeuf (Pôle national des arts du cirque Haute Normandie) Scène nationale de Sénart/CIRCa (Pôle national des arts du cirque Midi Pyrénées)
Production / Coproduction of the video work : 24 images productions collection scènes d'écran
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