Co-programmed by Le Vivat Scène conventionnée
Co-programmed by Le Vivat Scène conventionnée
In traditional Japanese theatre, the kuroko, dressed in black and invisible to the audience, always works behind the scenes, moving sets or manipulating puppets. Ikue Nakagawa draws inspiration from this character to explore her own emotional discretion: the silent effort to hide her feelings from others. By extending her dance through drawing, she unites the gestures of the body and the line in an introspective approach.
Tuesday 24 March at 2.30pm: free audio description available
Concept, performance: Ikue Nakagawa
Music: Patrick Belmont
Lighting: Matthieu Vergez, Ryoya Fudetani
Lighting technician: Lucas Baccini
Set design: Camille Panza, Léonard Cornevin
Artistic collaboration, outside perspective: Lorenzo De Angelis, Taka Shamoto, Salomé Genès
Administration, production: Charlotte Giteau
Distribution, production: Anaïs Guilleminot
Photography: ©Jean-David Lemarié / Kuroko
Executive production: La Balsamine – Brussels. Production management, distribution: Météores. Co-production: Charleroi danse, La Balsamine – Brussels, Cndc – Angers, Atelier de Paris / CDCN, La Place de la Danse CDCN Toulouse Occitanie, La Coop asbl – Brussels, Shelter Prod. with the support of Fédération Wallonie Bruxelles, Wallonie-Bruxelles International, Wallonie-Bruxelles Théâtre Danse. Support: Grand Studio – Brussels, Le Bamp – Brussels, La Bellone – Brussels, Ad Lib’s ATTIC residencies – Brussels, Centre Wallonie Bruxelles in Paris, Montpellier Danse as part of the residency programme at the Agora – BNP Paribas International Dance Centre, Materiais Diversos, taxshelter.be, ING, Tax Shelter – Belgian federal government.
