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Charleroi Danses

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La Valse is dance a film by Thierry De Mey based on the choreography created on Maurice Ravel’s La Valse as the final part of ZOO’s performance Accords. Created as part of the triptych Equi Voci, the film La Valse exists in versions for one or three screens.

La Valse

Nov 2010

Camping sauvage poster
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How far are we willing to go to satisfy our desires, save face, or defend our territory? Camping Sauvage is a dance theater performance aimed at young audiences that tackles the issues of coexistence and cultural diversity in a lighthearted manner, without shying away from the subject's complexities.

Camping sauvage

Nov 2021

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At once fanciful and disquieting, “Tiny Big” presents a series of seemingly unrelated vignettes expressed through simple black-and-white line drawings, punctuated with occasional surprising bursts of color. Underscored by a soundtrack featuring the sounds of nature – wind, waves, crickets – the film eschews narrative, challenging viewers to draw their own conclusions about the significance of ritualized actions in a world that’s both hauntingly familiar and decidedly strange.

Tiny Big

Jun 2017