Compagnie
Philippe Saire
Artists
Company
Credits
Hocus Pocus
Concept and choreography by Philippe Saire.
Choreography in collaboration with dancers Philippe Chosson, Mickaël Henrotay-Delaunay.
Touring dancers Philippe Chosson, Mickaël Henrotay-Delaunay, Ismael Oiartzabal.
Set design Léo Piccirelli.
Accessories Julie Chapallaz, Hervé Jabveneau.
Sound design Stéphane Vecchione.
Technical direction Vincent Scalbert.
Construction Cédric Berthoud.
Music Peer Gynt, by Edvard Grieg.
COPRODUCTION
Le Petit Théâtre de Lausanne (premiered October 25, 2017 at Le Petit Théâtre de Lausanne), JungspundFestival St. Gallen. A co-production within the framework of the Fonds Jeune Public of Reso - RéseauDanse Suisse. Supported by Pro Helvetia, Swiss Arts Council.
SUPPORT AND PARTNERS
City of Lausanne, Canton of Vaud,Pro Helvetia - Swiss Arts Council,Loterie Romande, Sandoz Family Foundation,Migros Pour-cent culturel.La Cie Philippe Saire is resident company atThéâtre Sévelin 36, Lausanne.
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