Description

A repetition that becomes a choreographic motif and delicately reveals the joys, weaknesses, fears and delusions of humankind.<div> There are twelve of them on the set. Enough to constitute a small, mobile population.</div><div><br></div><div> For her new creation, Ambra Senatore, former director of the Nantes National Choreographic Center, continues her exploration of human relationships, this time focusing on the repetition of behaviors that every living species, even our own, employs for its survival. This repetition becomes a choreographic motif, delicately revealing the joys, weaknesses, fears, and delusions of humankind.</div><div><br></div><div> In a negotiation of the sharing of space, the choreography plays with tensions, reversals and repetitions, with that subtle filter of absurdity that always covers Ambra Senatore's dance, made of rhythmic breaks and unexpected connections.</div><div><br></div><div><br></div>