Emmanuelle Huynh
Emmanuelle Huynh
Le Grand Dehors - Conte pour aujourd'hui
© photo © Marc Domage ©
© photo © Marc Domage ©
© photo © Marc Domage ©
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Designed and choreographed by Emmanuelle Huynh
Multi-channel sound environment, computer programming
and live performance: Pierre Jodlowski,
commissioned by Ircam – Centre Pompidou
Writing workshop, texts by François Bon
Stage design: Laurent P. Berger
Assistant for the global approach and design: Matthieu Doze
Computer music processing Ircam, Romain Kronenberg
Movement interaction system: Emmanuel Fléty
Lighting design: Yannick Fouassier
Performed by Stéphanie Beghain, Nuno Bizarro, François Chaignaud, Emmanuelle Huynh, Marlene Monteiro-Freitas, Joana Trinidade von Mayer
Co-produced by the Centre national de danse contemporaine / Angers; Ircam / Les Spectacles vivants – Centre Pompidou
and co-presented by Ircam/ Les Spectacles vivants – Centre Pompidou
The CNDC is subsidised by the Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication - Drac des Pays de la Loire; the city of Angers;
the Pays de la Loire region and Maine-et-Loire department;
support is provided by CulturesFrance for its touring and projects in foreign countries
Co-presented by the Centre Pompidou and the Festival d’Automne à Paris
With additional support from Adami
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