“Silence” is conceived as an electro-pop ballet, incorporating the diary entries of Ukrainians who have been documenting their observations, experiences, and feelings since the beginning of the war. For this production, Isabella Soupart continues her collaboration with pianist Guy Vandromme and invites Swiss-Swedish sound designer Silas Bieri. The choreographer explores how we manage despair and hope.
With « Silence », choreographer envisions an electro-pop ballet where a group of dancers move within the realms of pop-rock-punk culture, while playing with the codes of contemporary dance. This performance offers an inclusive vision of the world, presenting itself as a quest and a response to the multifaceted and globalized 21st century.
After KAZE TO ARASHI and DECEMBER Isabella Soupart presents KINTSUGI the third show of her trilogy.
“Kintsugi” explores the themes of imperfection, asymmetry and chaos. Dancer Elsa Tagawa enters into dialogue with composer-drummer and producer Antoine Pierre, who fuses live acoustic drums, electronic elements and sound samples, while creating a choreographic counterpoint infused with endless vigour.
Isabella Soupart et Guy Vandromme et Adriaan Severins de WADI ont l’honneur de présenter la première d’un nouveau spectacle de danse et la release digitale de l’enregistrement de December en collaboration avec le trompettiste Sam Vloemans, la danseuse-performeuse Elsa Tagawa, le label WADI et le Bureau Doove à la Fondation blan à Bruxelles.
Cette présentation est le résultat d’une longue collaboration et un dialogue entre Isabella Soupart et Guy Vandromme depuis 2020 dans lequel l’œuvre de Craig Shepard a joué un rôle important et la collaboration entre Adriaan Severins et Guy Vandromme depuis 2015 ou l’œuvre de Craig Shepard a influencé leurs reflections sonores depuis.
Inspired by the Japanese manga “Furari” by Jirō Taniguchi, Kaze to Arashi is an innovative collaboration between choreographer Isabella Soupart, composer and pianist David Achenberg, YouTuber Rambalac and dancer-performer Marita Schwanke. A powerful yet sensitive production that combines dance, sound installation, live piano and video art, offering new and contanstly reinvented dance sequences.
