Tuesday 10 February, 19:00

Partition — Spiral Training

FURTHER AFIELD

Choreographed by Laura Lamy and Tristan Robilliard, Partition unfolds through the spiral training technique they teach across Europe. Rooted in spinal rotation, relation to the floor and gravity, and coordinated interaction with partners, space and rhythm, the piece explores the body’s power and vulnerability. Performed by five dancers (casting ongoing), with music by Thomas Trichet and lighting by Nicolas Galland. Produced by Resodancer Company in coproduction with Théâtre François Ponsard and La Manufacture, Aurillac.

Rue Genève 154,,
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