Show | "Petites formes en forme" + "Ca va mal finir"

7:00 pm: Petites formes en grande forme with :
"Syndrome d'écho" by Juliana Béjaud > To get the evening off to a good start, Syndrome d'Écho proposes a contemplative immersion in sound, a time of communal reparation. Are there signs of the invisible? What behaviors seem revealing? Through transparency, we attempt to access the intimate. Water, an immersed performer, a sheet of music, states and sensations... An invitation to observe, to let oneself be carried between the wave of water and the wave of music. A supendu, poetic and delicate moment.
"La reine d'Angleterre" by Thierry de Chaunac > She made a stopover at l'Arène in 2013! To our great delight, she returns as dapper and delirious as ever, with an act fleshed out by her long experience of life...

Janine is a cleaning lady by trade. But tonight she's throwing down the gauntlet, tonight she's putting on a new face, tonight she's... the Queen of England! Unreasonable and so british, let's discover this new incongruous queen with her picnic, her beer snack, her skateboard, her fox catapult... and her other eccentricities!
8:00 pm: Dinner
9:30 pm: "Ca va mal finir" by the Chacun pour soi collective > We're delighted to welcome back to the Arène CCC the Chacun pour Soi collective, who delighted us with "Prisca de Grimon" and "Le Gros Cabaret".
As part of the near centenary of Isadora Duncan's death, "Les Isadorantes" will be paying tribute to the famous dancer Isadora Duncan. The stakes are high, as Isadora Duncan revolutionized the world of dance.
Highly emotional, they will present their vision of the artist and the woman in search of absolute freedom. This no-holds-barred duet, passionate about the dancer, recounts both her artistic and personal life, a destiny punctuated by drama and ending in a tragic death.
Through dance and music, our clownish Isadorantes take it to heart to tell us all about it, with the dramas delivered in minute detail, sometimes taking the form of a re-enactment or a dance.
In their corporeal realities, notions of emancipation take on a whole new color, blending grace and the unexpected... Serious burlesque!

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