Régine Chopinot
Régine Chopinot/Cornucopiae
L’assassinat de l’amour
© @ J Garcia ©
© @ J Garcia ©
© @ J Garcia ©
(The assasination of love)
Creation
Conception and direction: Régine Chopinot
Sound poetry: Henri Chopin
Scenography, texts and costumes: Jean Michel Bruyère
Lighting: Maryse Gautier, Sallahdyn Khatir
Sound: Nicolas Barillot
With John Bateman, Tuan Anh Bui, Régine Chopinot, Steven Cohen, Alexandre Del Perugia, Gianni-Grégory Fornet, Virginie Garcia, Dennis O’Connor, Daisuke Tomita
Produced by the Centre chorégraphie nationale de La Rochelle/ Cornucopiae
Co-produced by les Spectacles vivants – Centre Pompidou; Théatre de la Ville-Paris;
CNCDC Châteauvallon ; Théatre Garonne/Toulouse; La Coursive-Scène nationale de la Rochelle; Festival d'Automne à Paris
With the support of FUSED
Le Centre Chorégraphique National de La Rochelle’s partners include the Ministry of Culture and Communications-the DRAC, the Poitou-Charente region and the city of La Rochelle
Cornucopiae is supported by the French Ministry of Culture and Communications’ music, dance, theater and performances section
In her fresh work Cornucopiae, she shares the stage with eight other performers and boldly incites us to share a radical experience: one where dance emerges as a possible form of resistance to oppression.
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