Cellule Nach
Irish Premiere
France
An explosive and captivating work rooted in the fierce intensity of Krump
Wed 15—Thu 16 May 2024
In her solo Cellule, Nach brings to the stage a personal and liberated expression of Krump, a dance style born in the early 2000s following social tensions and the pivotal racial riots in Los Angeles.
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€20 full price / €17 conc.
How long?
45 mins (no interval)
There will be a post-show talk after the performance on Thurs 16 May.
From the show
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“Head to toe Nach is simply, quietly, fabulously magnetic.”
Springback Magazine
Rooted in its historic anger, raw emotion and hard-hitting physicality, Krump is re-envisioned in this work through Nach’s own choreographic grace, honesty and vulnerability to create a striking self-portrait. Immersed in projections of photographic imagery of black activists, she begins an astonishing metamorphosis, giving form and life to the figures that inhabit her – woman, man, shadow, animal.
In this work of rare intensity, Nach invites us to explore the light and shadows that flow and weave through us all. She dances violence, excess, desire and power, bursting through the barriers that confine us.
A work of fierce skill and explosive energy, Cellule merges diverse influences to create a unique choreographic lexicon, yet the language of Krump remains loud and clear.
Credits
- Conception, dance, text & images Nach
- Light and scenography Emmanuel Tussore
- Sound Designer & Technical Manager Vincent Hoppe
- Set Design & Construction Boris Munger, Jean-Alain Van
- Production NACH VAN VAN DANCE COMPANY
- Administration & Distribution Alice Fabbri
Co-producers: Espace 1789, Scène conventionnée danse – Saint-Ouen, Maison Daniel Féry – Nanterre, CDCN Atelier de Paris / Carolyn Carlson – Vincennes, Théâtre de Fresnes. With support of La Maison des Métallos – Paris, La Scène nationale de Saint-Nazaire, le CND – Pantin, le CCN de Roubaix, le CCN de La Rochelle / Cie Accrorap – Direction Kader Attou. Nach Van Van Dance Company is supported by the French Institute, European Festivals Association
Supported by the NAVIGATE Residency Exchange, a DDF initiative in partnership with La Biennale de Lyon – Danse / Maison de la Danse (Lyon).
