Rouge premier

Creation - Dance and live music show, ages 4 and up.

Let's explore together the sensations, emotions, nuances and vibrations of the color red, to the sounds of the saxophone and the rhythm of the performer's playful dance.

This dance and music duet invites us on an exhilarating journey through a color and its nuances: reds. Evoking love, anger, shyness, speed and greed, but also revolution and prohibition, this color moves from contemplation to agitation.

At first, red overwhelms. The dancer gradually emerges from a heap of fabric, then red becomes a vertical ally. The dance takes us through transformations. From collapses to metamorphoses, from encounters to unfoldings, it formulates an ode to self-acceptance and the art of encounter. The music goes hand in hand with the dance movement, to the sounds of baritone saxophone and electric guitar.

This vibration of reds traces the path of a woman with a strawberry-red appetite, who carries within her an invasive secret and needs the other to tame it.

Cie LEA
Choreography, set design and performance: Lolita Espin Anadon
Musical composition and performance: Christophe Bunel
Writing: Julie Ménard
Friendly eye : Pierre Cuq
Lighting design: Cyrille Nagau
Sculpture: Jane Motin
Running time: 25 min
[Petit Plateau]

12 rue François Simon (parking)
41 rue Jobin (entrée piéton)
La Friche Belle de Mai
Théâtre Massalia
13003
Marseille 3e Arrondissement

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