Chorégraphie électro-pop / New Project 2020
A performance combining dance, sound and songs where the stretching of sound and body is the central element.
The choreographer Isabella Soupart offers a refined score for body and voice, performed by dancer / singer / performer Johanna Willig Rosenstein, performer Olivier Taskin and the young Flemish electro minimalist duo Arto Van Roey and Jacob Hus.
Choreography Award – Prix SACD-SCAM (BE) 2019
Prix Maeterlinck de la critique – Stretch in Museums – Nominated for the award for best dance performance (BE) 2019
Total Theater Awards – Steve Reich Project – Nominated for The Total Theater and the Place Award for Dance Edinburgh Festival Fringe (UK) 2019
White & Case – Stretch in Museums – showcased as a talented female artist during its annual Women’s Networking Event (BE) 2019
Choreographer Isabella Soupart stages a performance for 7 dancers, exploring the tensions between group dynamics and individual autonomy.
Coproduction – Charleroi Danse (BE)
Belgian choreographer Isabella Soupart and British visual artist Jonathan Sullam explore notions of stretching in movement from several angles within the architecture of a museum. The idea is to question the accelerated rhythms of pop culture. What happens visually, physically and audibly when we stretch those “rhythms”? What effect does that have on our perception and how can the art experience be reshaped individually and collectively through this modification?
15 dancers/performers will interact within the space of the museum. The audience is invited to come and share, within a time span of 6 hours, an hypnotic experience.
