One on one
Dance show
"One on One" begins with a simple setup: two bodies—a man and a woman—on either side of a panel covered with white paper on both sides. In this “work in progress”—a piece created in real time—we seek to reveal and bring to life the act of drawing, its process, in its im%, in its present moment, and its choreographic dimension—its “physicality”—in connection with a mobile surface. A %E9lan of working together, %E0 with four hands, %E0 with four feet, in collaboration, where dance and drawing m%EAlent, s?autog%E9n%E8rent : darkened bodies and dances that are at times an extension of, and at other times the origins and sources of the line, connected to one another and to our surroundings, to the context in which we will be performing.
By the La Lloba Company
Laurence Layrolles: choreographer and visual artist
Jules Stromboni: illustrator
L’Ambass’ Salleviale in Saint-Cyprien-sur-Dourdou. Suitable for all ages 10 and up. Duration: 50 min.