Le Ballet de l'opéra de Lyon au Théâtre de la Ville

By Laurine Mortha, 25 February 2016

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“une compagnie au savoir-faire résolument contemporain et au répertoire exploratoire”

Reviewed at Théâtre de la Ville, Paris on 23 February 2016

Black Box (Lucie Guerin)

Sunshine (Emanuel Gat)

Xylographie (Tânia Carvalho)

One flat thing reproduced (William Forsythe)

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Laurine Mortha

Danseuse amatrice depuis 20 ans, Laurine est une habituée des scènes parisiennes, classiques et contemporaines, et a été chorégraphe d'une comédie musicale amateur.

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