Peeping Tom
Artists
Company
Credits
Triptych
Concept and direction Gabriela Carrizo and Franck Chartier.
Performance Konan Dayot, Fons Dhossche, Lauren Lamglois, Panos Malactos/Akira Yoshida, Alejandro Moya, Fanny Sage, Eliana Stragapede, Wan-Lun Yu.
Artistic assistance Thomas Michaux.
Sound dramaturgy Raphaëlle Latini.
Sound composition and arrangements Raphaëlle Latini, Ismaël Colombani, Annalena Fröhlich, Louis-Clément Da Costa, Eurudike De Beul.
Lighting design Tom Visser.
Set design Gabriela Carrizo, Justine Bougerol.
Costumes Seoljin Kim, Yichun Liu, Louis-Clément Da Costa.
Costume design Sara van Meer, Lulu Tikvosky, Wu Bingyan (stage).
Technical coordination Giuliana Rienzi, Pjotr Eijckenboom (creation).
Engineers Bram Geldhof, Ilias Johri (lighting), Tim Thielemans/Jonas Castelijns/Jo Heijens (sound).
Stage management Thomas Dobruzskes (stage manager), Clément Michaux, Kato Stevens (stage assistant).
Stage production Lisa Gunstone, Robin Appels.
Tour manager Alina Benach Barceló.
Production manager Helena Casas.
Communications Officer Sébastien Parizel.
Administration and Production Rhuwe Verrept.
Administrator Veerle Mans.
Based on Adrift, created with NDT I dancers: Chloe Albaret, Lydia Bustinduy, César Faria Fernandes, Fernando Hernando Magadan/Spencer Dickhaus, Anna Hermann, Anne Jung, Marne Van Opstal, Roger van der Poel, Meng-keWu, Ema Yuasa/Rena Narumi, with artistic assistance by Louis-Clément Da Costa, Seoljin Kim and Yi-Chun Liu.
Production Peeping Tom
Distribution Frans Brood Productions.
Triptych: The missing door, The lost room and The hidden floor is produced with the support of the Belgian Federal Government's Tax Shelter program.
Charismatic tap dance legend Travis Knights takes on Mars! Four musicians, two singers, and five dazzling dancers defy gravity at a furious pace.
A fascinating new work from Sylvain Émard, featuring a sextet of performers. A generous dance whose compelling energy speaks of the close ties that bind people together.
An artistic summit inspired by Hamlet, between choreographer and principal dancer Guillaume Côté and theatre maker and director Robert Lepage. An exceptional evening!
An immersive experience, NIEBO HOTEL takes the audience on an extraordinary journey into the heart of a hotel, a microcosm where touching scenes of life distil the poetry of the everyday.
Investigating transmission and affiliation, French choreographer Maud Le Pladec stages an intense encounter between krump and contemporary dance in this mirror portrait of two dazzling dancers, a surprise hit at the Avignon Festival.
Created two years after his famous Joe, Nuit is one of Jean-Pierre Perreault’s landmark works. Admirably danced by an outstanding cast, this impetuous piece opens a window on the choreographer’s immense legacy.
This workshop will focus on movement research and choreographic sequences. Participants will be invited to experiment with floor and standing movements, playing with the possibilities of their bodies, gravity, momentum and balance.