Wednesday, 26 August
19:00, Castle plateau
(in case of rain in MiKK)
Compagnie Filipe Lourenço / Plan-K (PT, FR): Cheb in Situ 30’
Choreographer: Filipe Lourenço Assistant: Deborah Lary Music: François Caffenne, Amine Nouri Dancers: Kerem Gelebek, Jamil Attar Set and lighting design: Loren Palmer Costume design: Loren Palmer, Khalid Benghrib Sound design and technical support: Christophe Chauvière
Production: Compagnie Filipe Lourenço / Plan-K
Coproductions: Maison de la culture de Bourges – Scène nationale / Théâtre de l'Agora-Desnos – Scène nationale de l'Essonne / Théâtre d'Orléans – Scène nationale/ Théâtre de Corbeil-Essonnes/ L'Arc – Scène nationale (Le Creusot) / Espaces Pluriels – Scène conventionnée d'intérêt national art et danse (Pau) / Maison des arts et de la danse – Opéra de Limoges / Espace 1789 / Saint-Ouen / CCN de Nancy – Ballet du Rhin / CCN de Grenoble / CCN de Roubaix / Danse à tous les étages - CDCN itinérant en Bretagne.
Presented in July 2025 in la Belle Scène Saint-Denis, programm of Théâtre Louis Aragon – Scène conventionnée d'intérêt national art et création – danse (Tremblay-en- France), supported by Ville de Tremblay- en-France, du Département de la Seine-Saint-Denis, Ministère de la Culture (DRAC Île-de-France).
With the support of CND – Centre National de la Danse / Centrequatre - Paris / ADAMI / ONDA.
Filipe Lourenço / Plan-K is supported by the French Ministry of Culture (DRAC Centre–Val de Loire) in the development of its projects.
The company has also received project funding from the Centre – Val de Loire Regional Council.
With the support of the French Institute in Serbia and Teatroskop, a program initiated by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, the French Ministry of Culture, and Institut français Paris.
Two dancers and two musicians bring traditional music from the Maghreb into dialogue with today’s popular music, questioning our relationship to memory and community. Filipe Lourenço is shaped by training in Arab-Andalusian music, an apprenticeship in traditional dances, and a career in contemporary dance. In his choreographies, he explores both his own heritage and the contemporary relevance of these ancestral cultures.
Brought to life on stage by composer François CaGenne and electronic musician and percussionist Nuri, the sound creation draws on traditional rhythms as well as pop, rock, funk, and electro influences. Two exceptional dancers embody continuous pulsation, a sense of geometry and repetition, gradually giving rise to an intoxicating trance.
19:00, Castle plateau
(in case of rain in MiKK)
Compagnie Filipe Lourenço / Plan-K (PT, FR): Cheb in Situ 30’
Choreographer: Filipe Lourenço Assistant: Deborah Lary Music: François Caffenne, Amine Nouri Dancers: Kerem Gelebek, Jamil Attar Set and lighting design: Loren Palmer Costume design: Loren Palmer, Khalid Benghrib Sound design and technical support: Christophe Chauvière
Production: Compagnie Filipe Lourenço / Plan-K
Coproductions: Maison de la culture de Bourges – Scène nationale / Théâtre de l'Agora-Desnos – Scène nationale de l'Essonne / Théâtre d'Orléans – Scène nationale/ Théâtre de Corbeil-Essonnes/ L'Arc – Scène nationale (Le Creusot) / Espaces Pluriels – Scène conventionnée d'intérêt national art et danse (Pau) / Maison des arts et de la danse – Opéra de Limoges / Espace 1789 / Saint-Ouen / CCN de Nancy – Ballet du Rhin / CCN de Grenoble / CCN de Roubaix / Danse à tous les étages - CDCN itinérant en Bretagne.
Presented in July 2025 in la Belle Scène Saint-Denis, programm of Théâtre Louis Aragon – Scène conventionnée d'intérêt national art et création – danse (Tremblay-en- France), supported by Ville de Tremblay- en-France, du Département de la Seine-Saint-Denis, Ministère de la Culture (DRAC Île-de-France).
With the support of CND – Centre National de la Danse / Centrequatre - Paris / ADAMI / ONDA.
Filipe Lourenço / Plan-K is supported by the French Ministry of Culture (DRAC Centre–Val de Loire) in the development of its projects.
The company has also received project funding from the Centre – Val de Loire Regional Council.
With the support of the French Institute in Serbia and Teatroskop, a program initiated by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, the French Ministry of Culture, and Institut français Paris.
Two dancers and two musicians bring traditional music from the Maghreb into dialogue with today’s popular music, questioning our relationship to memory and community. Filipe Lourenço is shaped by training in Arab-Andalusian music, an apprenticeship in traditional dances, and a career in contemporary dance. In his choreographies, he explores both his own heritage and the contemporary relevance of these ancestral cultures.
Brought to life on stage by composer François CaGenne and electronic musician and percussionist Nuri, the sound creation draws on traditional rhythms as well as pop, rock, funk, and electro influences. Two exceptional dancers embody continuous pulsation, a sense of geometry and repetition, gradually giving rise to an intoxicating trance.
