La fable de l'Autruche – Adèle Chouret et Ambre Hauplomb, collectif Mordu

To bury one's head in the sand ? We've all done it before... But now what's hidden in this trunk, locked for years, is trying to come out! Two dancers spin the allegory of the ostrich, between shadow and light, white feathers and black feathers, conflict and complicity. A fun and philosophical moment for young and old!

In this piece we were interested in the relationship we have with our past and the place it takes in our present life. Especially when we refuse to accept what we may have gone through. That’s when the Ostrich intervenes. Through a poetic and playful universe we take the viewer into an absurd, funny, energetic but also touching dance fable. The Fable of the Ostrich delivers a morality full of hope and kindness, addressed to young and old alike.

This piece is a contemporary dance creation designed to promote
proximity to the public and thus bring a particular dimension to the
show.

Choreographers: Adèle Chouret & Ambre Hauplomb
Musical creation: Ben Bridgen
with the collaboration of Cristian Zarate
Text, voice and outside perspective: Julie Cloarec-Michaud
Artistic direction: Adèle Chouret
Costumes: Rachel Cousin

From 7 years

From 11 p.m.: doors open and free exhibitions (Julie Kientz, photographer and Thierry Flament, sculptor)
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