The virtuosic Trajal Harrell and six members of his Schauspielhaus Zürich Dance Ensemble unite through the shared language of dance in a heart-stirring piece set to the music of Keith Jarrett and Joni Mitchell.
Corps extrêmes
BAM and Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels
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Chaillot - Théâtre national de la Danse
Choreography by Rachid Ouramdane
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- Next Wave 2023
Choreographer Rachid Ouramdane comes to BAM for the first time with Corps extrêmes, his new gravity-defying piece of aerial dance. Athlete-performers traverse the stage together and alone, sometimes in ethereal white light, and sometimes while footage of death-defying outdoor activities is projected over them. As a study of the precipices of our world—both literal and figurative—this sweeping, meditative work invites us to find calmness in the space between earth and sky. It’s a piece of staggering scale and vision, a work of interior physicality seeking escape, miraculous for its ability to bring about a jolt of adrenaline and follow it up with an ebb of still quietude.
Music by Jean-Baptiste Julien
Costume design by Camille Panin
Lighting design by Stéphane Graillot
Video design by Jean-Camille Goimard
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The performances of
Corps extrêmes by Rachid Ouramdane are part of
Albertine Dance Season and received support from
Villa Albertine
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