Corps chantés, voix dansées : souffle essoufflé

By Camille Grimaud, 23 January 2016

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“Une créature chimérique, à la frontière entre danse, musique, chant et création sonore.”

Reviewed at Centre Chorégraphique National de Rillieux-la-Pape, Rillieux-la-Pape on 21 January 2016

Corps vocal (Sharon Eskenazi, Yuval Pick)

Pierre-Yves Loup-Forest, Costume Designer

Bernard Tétu, Conductor

Spirito

Amandine Trenc, Soprano

Caroline Gesret, Mezzo-soprano

Isabelle Deproit, Mezzo-soprano

Jérome Billy, Tenor

Philippe Cantor, Bass

Eric Chopin, Bass

Julie Charbonnier, Dancer

Madoka Kobayashi, Dancer

Jérémy Martinez, Dancer

Alexander Standard, Dancer

Nicolas Boudier, Lighting Designer

NDT2 I dreamt, it was: a dynamic double bill

Mark Vicente, 28th May

Superbly balanced double bill comprising Kill Your Darlings and SAABA which highlighted the talents of the young dancers of Nederlands Dans Theater 2.

****1

Return to the Forest is a magical experience at Sadler’s Wells East

Maggie Foyer, 28th May

Gregory Maqoma’s immersive Return to the Forest delighted a captivated audience at Sadler’s Wells East with a superlative creative team and skilful dancing.

*****

Dada Masilo’s Hamlet: inimitable mix of wisdom and audacity

Maggie Foyer, 25th May

Dada Masilo wanted her audiences to feel the passion and to leave the theatre with a buzz. In her Hamlet, the commitment of the cast ensures this message still holds true.

****1

Glorious debuts in Ashton’s La Fille mal gardée at The Royal Ballet

Deborah Weiss, 23rd May

Two vivid debuts as Colas, marked the second revival of La Fille mal gardée this season at The Royal Ballet.

****1

At NYCB, Fairchild bids adieu in her final performances of Coppélia

Leigh Donlan, 22nd May

Megan Fairchild pours her heart into her final performances of Coppélia at New York City Ballet.

*****

Northern Ballet’s Gentleman Jack: brave but bland at Sadler’s Wells

Jonathan Gray, 19th May

A bold choice for Northern Ballet, Gentleman Jack is beautifully danced but doesn’t go far enough in celebrating difference, individuality and freedom.

***11

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Camille Grimaud

Jeune chanteuse lyrique passionnée de littérature, Camille décide d'unir ses deux amours en écrivant sa joie de la musique. Ancienne étudiante de lettres modernes, la soprano n'a de cesse de convoquer les lettres au service de son art. Complémentarité et éclectisme seraient ses maîtres mots.