• 08+09.10.2021 20:30
Chapel, 55’

Meet­ing with the artists after the per­for­mance on 08.10

Starting his career in the North of France in the early 2000s, Thomas Lebrun moved to Tours in 2012 where he has since been at the helm of the Centre Chorégraphique National de Tours. His new show is inspired by birds, in which he questions their place in the history of the arts and particularly in that of music, worrying about their gradual disappearance and being surprised that recent health constraints have taught us to hear them again, to pay attention to them.

Drawing on a wide repertoire of music, from Clément Janequin to Messiaen and Nana Mouskouri, and surrounded by four accomplices, Thomas Lebrun explores, from solo to quartet, all the forms of rhythm, images and movements that evoke our friends of the sky: "twirling or gliding, perched high or on the ground..., light as a feather or sharp as a peck".

Conceived as entertainment - in the noble sense - this aerial journey is intended to be... "a good omen".

Chore­og­ra­phy :
Thomas Lebrun
with the par­tic­i­pa­tion of the performers :
Raphaël Cot­tin, Anne-Emmanuelle Deroo, Arthur Gau­ti­er, Thomas Lebrun, Yohann Têté
Music :
A. Brig­gs, Antho­ny & The John­sons, P. Casals, M.-A. Char­p­en­tier, L. Gau­ty, E. Grieg, S. Iradier, F. Liszt, S. Mar­tel, O. Mes­si­aen, J.-P. Rameau, M. Rav­el, T. Rush, F. Schubert
Light cre­ation :
Françoise Michel
Sound cre­ation :
Maxime Fab­re
Cos­tume creation :
Kite Vol­lard, Thomas Lebrun
Pro­duc­tion :
Cen­tre choré­graphique nation­al de Tours
Res­i­den­cies :
Théâtre de Thouars, dojo Ten no Mo
Pic­tures :
© Frédéric Iovino