Guided tour of the CCN in Nantes and Dominique Bagouet’s "Strange Days" by the collective 7.8.3.

Name: Guided tour of the CCN in Nantes and Dominique Bagouet’s "Strange Days" by the collective 7.8.3.
Start: 2023-09-16T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-16T19:45:00+02:00
Location: CCN - Centre chorégraphique national de Nantes

On the occasion of the 40th edition of the European Heritage Days, around the themes: "Living Heritage" and "Sports Heritage", the CCNN opens the doors for a guided tour of its...

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Saturday 16 September 2023, 15:00Passed

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Free entry. Upon registration only for "Strange days"

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CCN de Nantes

On the occasion of the 40th edition of the European Heritage Days, around the themes: «Living heritage" and "Heritage of sport", the CCNN opens the doors for a guided tour of its buildings. You will discover both the old chapel of the Capuchins, but also the daily life of creation at the Centre Chorégraphique national de Nantes. This heritage visit will be accompanied by the resumption of the emblematic piece of Dominique Bagouet, «Strange Days» by the collective 7.8.3. , accompanied by choreographer Catherine Legrand as part of the program "Danse en amateur et répertoire" carried by the National Dance Centre.

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CCN - Centre chorégraphique national de Nantes

23 rue Noire, 44000 Nantes

Loire-Atlantique
Pays de la Loire

Ambra Senatore, an Italian choreographer, has left her luggage at the CCN in Nantes since January 1, 2016, after years of artistic, geographical journeys, which fed her work. She who has made the human being her privileged creative ground, has imagined a living and vibrant place in which all can find a place: artists of course, but also inhabitants, amateurs, partners of the Nantes territory. A place of creativity at the service of choreographers and dancers, the CCN of Nantes is also a space of friction between aesthetics and encounter with spectators. A playground where every professional or amateur dancer, child or adult, finds something to move on."