Lost at Sea

de Béatrice Kombé

  • Dance
  • 3 pieces
  • Show
The 2017 archive

Nadia Beugré

Abidjan

Lost at Sea © Christophe Raynaud de Lage

Presentation

Since the 1990s, contemporary dance has become a fixture of the African cultural landscape, to the point of becoming a real part of the continent's cultural heritage. The transmission of works from this repertoire by a new generation of dancers is at the heart of this programme; its three shows have all left a mark on their era and won the Prix Découverte RFI at the Choreographic Encounters of Africa and the Indian Ocean, an itinerant biennale dedicated to creation from the continent.

Sans repères
With their reinterpretation of this piece influenced by urban culture and which questions the order of the world, Nina Kipré and Nadia Beugré, who also perform in the show, pay homage to the late choreographer Béatrice Kombé, the politically-active founder of the Tché-Tché company.

Distribution

Choreography Béatrice Kombé
replayed by Nadia Beugré and Nina Kipré
Music, stage design, costumes Béatrice Kombé
Lights Camara Abdel Marc

With Gbahi Rachelle Goualy, Désirée Larissa Koffi, Eloi Hortence N'Da, Yvonne Binta T. N'Da

Production

Production Latitudes contemporaines
With the support
of the Paris French Institute and of the Fondation BNP Paribas for the 71st edition of the Festival d'Avignon
In partenership with
France Médias Monde

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