Mirage (un jour de fête) Cie. Dyptik [FR]

Dance

3+ | 50′

May 21st | 10:00 PM
May 22nd | 09:30 PM
May 23rd | 09:30 PM

Casa do Moinho

Public space is transformed into a territory of constant vibration. Mirage creates an immersive experience in which dance emerges as a collective force, capable of exposing tensions, injustices and desires for liberation without resorting to a linear narrative. Movement circulates, propagates and returns, generating a living field where celebration and revolt coexist.

Inspired by contexts of crisis and resistance, the performance brings together traditional dances, such as Dabkeh, with urban and contemporary languages. Rhythms, voices and steps overlap, revealing deep contradictions between intimacy and exposure, celebration and violence, memory and the present. Tradition does not appear as a fixed inheritance, but as matter in transformation, crossed by pain, joy and collective affirmation.

There is no single stage nor a privileged point of view. The audience moves freely, chooses routes, comes closer and moves away, constructing an experience that is always partial and singular. Mirage affirms multiplicity as a condition of the present, proposing a vision of the world in which wholeness exists only through the sum of fragments, and where resistance means continuing to dance, together, even at the heart of instability.

Artistic direction
Souhail Marchiche
Medhi Meghari

Choreography
Souhail Marchiche
Mehdi Meghari

Music
Patrick De Oliveira

Set design
Charles Boinot

Costumes and visual universe
Julie Cherki

Performers
Charly Bouges
Santiago Codon Gras
Yohann Daher
Alexandra Jezouin
Camilla Melani
Beatrice Mognol
Anabella Pirosanto
Konh Ming Xiong

Co-production
Cie Dyptik
HH Producties
CNAREP Atelier 231 / Sotteville-les-Rouen
CNAREP Les Ateliers Frappaz / Villeurbanne
CNAREP Moulin Fondu – Cie Oposito / Garges-lès-Gonesse
CNAREP Sur le Pont / La Rochelle
CCN de la Rochelle / Cie Accrorap
Les Tombées de la Nuit / Rennes
Théâtre de Cusset
Institut Français d’Algérie
Institut Français du Maroc