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Compagnie Lunatic
Choreographed circus, visual arts, music
35 minutes
Ages 3 and up
In this beautiful production for the whole family, three circus artists explore a sand-covered space and perform a series of acrobatics and balancing acts. They trace out landscapes and construct a one-of-a-kind structure out of three enormous bamboo poles.
As their adventure unfolds, lines are formed, pushed back, and then woven together. There is a sonic wave created by the reeds. Traces are drawn like so many ways of connecting things together.
Through artistic gestures, the manipulation of objects, and the use of sound, the artists take a close look at the early years of childhood and how this is the moment when relationships with the body and with others are being built.
This work is the first part of a triptych entitled La Vie des Lignes.
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Artistic team
Concept: Cécile Mont-Reynaud Stage direction and dramaturgy: Eric Deniaud and Cécile Mont-Reynaud Composition: Sika Gblondoumé Scenography and lights: Gilles Fer Performers: Ananda Montange, Cécile Mont-Reynaud et Alvaro Valdés Costumes: Mélanie Clénet Artistic collaboration: Emmanuelle Trazic, Fanny Gautreau, Eric Recordier, Emmanuelle Soler Production and distribution: Chloé Tesnière
Acknowledgements
Production: Compagnie Lunatic – supported by DRAC Ile-de-France Coproduction: Un Neuf Trois Soleil !, La Barbacane in Beynes. Residencies and support: CIRCA national circus center in Auch, Espace Germinal – Fosses, Cie ACTA – Pépites, Festival Jeune et très Jeune Public de Gennevilliers, Cirque Théâtre d’Elbeuf, DRAC Normandy, Le Dunois/ Théâtre du Parc – Scène pour un Jardin Planétaire, Hammana Artist House (Lebanon), Théâtre du Vellein in Villefontaine, Centre Culturel Houdremont in La Courneuve, creation support from the Région Ile-de-France, international support from the Institut Français and the City of Paris.
Biography
In the Compagnie Lunatic’s unique and sensory shows, aerial acrobatics and music are intimately connected. These creations result from a close collaboration between Cécile Mont-Reynaud, a trained architect, aerial acrobat, and author, and Gilles Fer, a set designer.
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