Auscultarer - Sylvie Berthomé and Julie Meyer-Heine

Name: Auscultarer - Sylvie Berthomé and Julie Meyer-Heine
Start: 2022-09-18T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T16:00:00+02:00
Location: Studio Le Regard du Cygne

Invite the spectator to listen to the dancing body. This project testifies to inner experiences, of what constitutes us as dancers, of different generations and paths.

Sunday 18 September 2022, 15:00Passed

Conditions

Free on reservation

Registration

Register / book: https://leregardducygne.mapado.com/event/114981-jemp-auscultarer-sylvie-berthome-et-julie-meyer-heine info@leregarducygne.com 0143585593

Five duos
Hand-to-hand
Bodies welded, multiplied, observed
Body cave, abyss and ocean
From whence the beating of hearts, the sounds of the flesh, the clamors of the imagination
Listening body
Listen to what you have to say.
Invite the spectator to listen to the dancing body. This project testifies to inner experiences, of what constitutes us as dancers, of different generations and paths.

About the location

Studio Le Regard du Cygne

210 rue de Belleville 75020 Paris

Paris
Île-de-France

In the midst of the explosion of contemporary dance, in the early 80’s, Paris lacks places; from this era was born the studio Regard du Cygne built by two couples (the Guibert and the couple formed by Amy Swanson and Alain Salmon). What defines the studio: a team of artists and professionals, who work to create a welcoming place where performances, work sessions and public rehearsals meet. An atypical place: former post office of the end of the seventeenth century, then workshop become house of artists, the studio knew how to keep its authenticity, its walls in exposed stone, its Parisian pavements, its beams in wood of another time. Programming: The studio finally opened to the public in September 1984 and the first contemporary dance programming took place in April 1985\. At the same time, musical programming was introduced following the 1981 meeting between Amy Swanson and Philippe Coutelen, musician and founder of Carnegie'Small. From 1981 to 2014, these chamber music concerts, cla