9000 Steps

On a floor covered in salt, Belgian-Australian choreographer Joanne Leighton leads six dancers on a journey that is mineral and solar, moving and clear-sighted, precise and light.

Based on the act of walking, rich in significations, 9000 Steps constantly moves through a series of modifications relating to the individual as much as our shared organizations. Danced on a stage covered in salt to the seminal score of Drumming by composer Steve Reich, this piece takes place between the foot and the stage. Curves and circles inspired by geometric systems and mathematical sequences derived from the Fibonacci sequence are worked into the space and the salt in a radiant work which is very much the signature piece of Joanne Leighton.

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Choreography and direction Joanne Leighton : Joanne Leighton
Choreographic artists : avec Lauren Bolze, Marion Carriau, Alexandre Da Silva, Marie Fonte, Marie-Pierre Antony Antonetti, Arthur Perole
Music : Drumming de Steve Reich
Sound design : Peter Crosbie
Lighting : Sylvie Mélis
Costumes : Alexandra Bertaut
Decor : Benjamin Tovo
Photos : Laurent Philippe

Production

Production : WLDN
Coproduction : CCNFCB, Le Granit Scène Nationale de Belfort, créé dans le cadre de la saison éviDanse 2014 – 2015
WLDN is supported : by the French Ministry of Culture and Communication, la DRAC Île-de-France
And : Arcadi Île-de-France

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