In Avignon, dance is the other face of anxiety
After The Damned and Heroes Place, dance takes anxiety over at Avignon festival with rare and aestheticising performances.
Agnès Varda speaks to us at Fondation Cartier
“It is very seldom that science, biology, acoustics have decided to look at animals. For most people, animals are of another race, they’re either mythical or domestic.”
A musical, for a change.
Even though one goes to the theatre every night and has been a columnist for years, it’s always worth taking a risk.
Wade Guyton and the obsession of the One
This is 2016, and to take one single image and call it a show goes beyond audacity or arrogance : it’s a declaration of faith.
Watch again: «Cléo de 5 à 7» by Agnès Varda
Agnès Varda will say about Corinne Marchand that she is the perfect embodiment of «this remarkable theme in the entirety of life and painting: beauty and death».
The day I made peace with academic dance thanks to William Forsythe
It is with Blake Works I, a creation by William Forsythe on James Blake’s music that the shock happens. Beauty alert, chills.
