Tricodex

Von:Philippe Decouflé (Choreograph/in), Sébastien Libolt (Komponist/in), Hughes de Courson (Komponist/in), Jean Rabasse (Setdesigner/in), Pierre-Jean Verbraeken (Designer/in), Philippe Guillotel (Kostüm-Designer/in), Patrice Besombes (Licht-Designer/in), Dominique Willoughby, Luigi Serafini, Iratxe Ansa Santesteban (Tänzer/in), Andrew Boddington (Tänzer/in), Emmanuelle Broncin (Tänzer/in), Davy Brun (Tänzer/in), Fernando Carrion Caballero (Tänzer/in), Benoît Caussé (Tänzer/in), Maïté. Cebrián-Abad (Tänzer/in), Ashley Chen (Tänzer/in), Marie-Gaëlle Communal (Tänzer/in), Amandine François (Tänzer/in), Julie Guibert (Tänzer/in), Cristina Gallofré Vargas (Tänzer/in), Caelyn Jean Knight (Tänzer/in), András. Lukács (Tänzer/in), Corba Mathieu (Tänzer/in), Julien Monty (Tänzer/in), Olivier Nobis-Peron (Tänzer/in), Jere Nurminen (Tänzer/in), Yu Otagaki (Tänzer/in), Jérémie Perroud (Tänzer/in), Marketa Plzakova (Tänzer/in), Ana Presta (Tänzer/in), Mikaël Pulcini (Tänzer/in), Nicolas Robillard (Tänzer/in), Martin Roehrich Perakis (Tänzer/in), Julie Tardy (Tänzer/in), Pavel Trush (Tänzer/in), Thierry Vezies (Tänzer/in), Mark Robison (Videofilmer/in), Opéra de Lyon Ballet, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Character Generators/Video

Zusammenfassung:Multimedia dance work. Final work in a series of three by Philippe Decouflé; the others were Codex (1987) and Decodex (1995), set on his own company, Compagnie DCA. Inspired by Codex Seraphinianus (1981), a fanciful encyclopedia created by Italian artist and naturalist Luigi Serafini. The piece employs a variety of inventive costumes and antigravitational devices, which alter the dancers' shapes or movement qualities, add new appendages, and otherwise extend the capacities of conventional dance movement