Les Oracles | Performance (Création)
Les oracles is a two-part interdisciplinary project aimed at building bridges between Quebecois and Belgian writers, choreographers, sound and visual/digital artists, who were welcomed as part of a creative residency in Quebec City and then in Brussels. In a spatial setting, where words, sounds and images articulate the body, this diptych proposes a reading which is as dialogical and hypnotic as it is about Women. In ‘oracles’, writers reveal ‘destinies’ to be as many blank pages, on which this choreography will get recorded… out of time… when bodies, sounds and images become the interpreters of a poetic voice. The piece discusses the role and place of women in today’s society according to a particular, singular point of view of each individual within the augmented duos. The first entitled ‘Breakthroughs’ is composed by the poetess, Catrine Godin, and the choreographer Karine Ledoyen, creator of a piece entitled ‘Breakthroughs’. The second part is ‘Prototype #1’. It brings together essayist and novelist Martine Delvaux and choreographer Manon Oligny, in collaboration with dancer Marilyn Daoust. For both parts, Philippe Franck composed the music, Thomas Israel created the video and digital images, and Simon Dumas was in charge of the staging in collaboration with the artists.