HP24 - CRUCE
Marcos Arriola
CRUCE (meaning “Crossing”) is the physical tale of a transformation – in the sense of a transition, a migration, a passage – in search of liberated bodies.
In this piece, Marcos Arriola celebrates the dancefloor as a space of protest and resistance. CRUCE allows the bodies of 5 dancers to liberate themselves, freed from the weight of the racial and sexual symbolisms of our societies. It prompts us to question identity. The body is political, a strategic location from which to revolutionise the norms of sexuality, gender and race.
CRUCE is a joyful and exuberant call for a performative act of radical change.
Avec le soutien de l’Atelier de Paris / Centre de développement chorégraphique national et La Ménagerie de Verre (Paris)
27.11 - 22:00 > 0:00 DJ set Sylvère
Raised in Paris with Caribbean roots, Sylvere signed to Monkeytown, Modeselektor's Berlin label, in 2021. He released 3 EPs with thumping basslines that effortlessly combine techno, rave and music from Caribbean sound systems.
His dj sets borrow from both techno and Afro-Caribbean culture, and have already set fire to a number of big-name clubs and festivals, including Dour, Primavera, Solidays, Astropolis and Electropicales.
He's also resident DJ at the sultry La Creole nights, where he expresses his Martinican roots with fiery Bouyon / Shatta / Kuduro sets, has a monthly show on Rinse France radio, and is half of the new Techno duo SUBMECHANOPHOB1A formed in 2024 with artist Teki Latex.
Concept et chorégraphie : Marcos Arriola |Avec : Lara Chanel, Lucia Garcia Pulles, Paz Moreno, Marcos Arriola |Création musicale : Sylvère | Création lumière: Vera Martins |Stylisme et accessoire : J Boy |Dramaturgie : Hanna El Fakir |Photographe: Matias Alfonzo | Coproducteurs : Halles de Schaerbeek, Charleroi Danse, le Centre Wallonie Bruxelles |Paris, Garage 29 et l’Atelier 210 |Avec l’aide de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles – Service de la création artistique
Avec le soutien de l’Atelier de Paris / Centre de développement chorégraphique national et La Ménagerie de Verre (Paris)