This workshop will focus on the artist's intention in space as a reason to move and exist. How can movement be the result of an imaginative path and be the means to connect with the performer as a human being? How can the smallest change be a huge decision? By giving space to micro-thoughts and micro-movements, we will work on a movement vocabulary centred on the gaze, the face and what we can project through it. In the same way, taking our inspiration from cohorts (birds/fish), we will study group coordination not as a moving task but as the result of communication and understanding.

Show
Larsen C by Christos Papadopoulos
Tuesday 12 March, 8.30pm
at Théâtre d’Orléans
— 5 à 25 €, booking at Scène nationale d'Orléans

In Larsen C, the dancers are constantly in motion, their movements suggestive and fluid, like vibrations resonating in space, like waves pulsating with all the other elements, the light, the set and the sounds. Movement is not just something that happens on stage, it's an invitation to the audience, a fascinating operation on perception. Landscapes, bodies and sounds come and go, approaching and retreating. The transformation happens rather gradually, catching the audience off-guard on several occasions, pretending that nothing is happening while everything is spinning. The aim is to take us all the way, not so much to a different place as to a new state.