In Portuguese, the word ‘barulhos’ evokes the noises of everyday life. Bouba Landrille Tchouda converts this din of sound into a danced plea for the persistence of our times.
If the little auditory nothings carpet the rumours of the world, their silence is worrying and suggests isolation, even confinement. This creation by the Malka company captures the energy of these fragments and vibrations in an immersive sound system. The movement of the six performers, somewhere between hip hop and contemporary dance, resonates like a call to community.
It’s a sensitive, engaging work that helps to rebuild social links and rediscover others.
Cast
Artistic direction choreography Bouba Landrille Tchouda / Assisted by Lyli Gauthier /Interpretation Hugo Ciona, Julia Derrien, Clément James, Aïda Boudrigua, Phynox Nixson,‑ Jules Rozenwajn / Music Yvan Talbot / Lighting & Set design Fabrice Crouzet / Costumes Claude Murgia / Sound Loïc Lambert / Press officer Elektronlibre – Olivier Saksik
Production : Compagnie Malka / Coproduction : Château Rouge, Scène conventionnée – CCN de Rillieux-la-Pape, direction Yuval Pick – Le Grand Angle – Scène régionale du Pays Voironnais
With the support of: SPEDIDAM, MC2 Grenoble, scène nationale de Grenoble, Cie La Baraka/ La Chapelle – Abou Lagraa & Nawal Aït Benalla, CNM.
Photos
Photo credits: Camille Triadou
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