Nadia Beugré

Quartiers Libres

  • Dance

What happens to us when we transgress boundaries and approach places where we aren't allowed to go? In an undomesticated performance, Nadia Beugré confronts us with ideas and facts that we suppress. In the middle of a projecting interactive setting, she struggles with the delimitations of the stage, with oppressive sounds, a sea of plastic water bottles, and a tangled up, seemingly endless microphone cable. A world of trash threatens to bury her alive. Her body gets the upper hand – and with it the longing for freedom.


In the context of the festival
"Moussokouma: Zeitgenössischer Tanz aus Algerien, Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Marokko, Senegal, Südafrika"

Cast

Choreography & Interpretation: Nadia Beugré / Dramaturgy / Director / Sound: Boris Hennion / Costumes: Nadia Beugré und Boris Hennion / Light & Director: Laurent Bourgeois / With thanks to: Centre Chorégraphique National Montpellier Languedoc-Roussillon, Agora-Montpellier Danse, Centre de Développement Chorégraphique de Toulouse

Dates

Past
  • Sat 15.6.2013, 20:00 / HAU2
  • Sun 16.6.2013, 20:00 / HAU2

Location

HAU2
Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963 Berlin

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