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LOVETRAIN2020

Emanuel Gat Dance

danse

imagination

monumental

mer. 08 nov. 2023 -20.00

Concertzaal

Introduction par De Zendelingen	19.15
début	20.00
fin prévue	21.30

Standard 23,00 € - 38,00 €

Réduction -35 a. 15,30 € - 25,05 €

Reduction -26 a. 12,00 € - 19,50 €

Tous les prix incluent les frais de réservation.

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A choreographic ode to the sound of the 80s

French choreographer Emanuel Gat originally wanted to be a conductor, but ultimately opted for dance. After working with scores by Bach, Boulez, Puccini and others, he is now immersing himself in the world of British duo Tears For Fears. In LOVETRAIN2020, a stunning troupe of dancers pay homage to the exuberance of the glorious ‘80s and to the utopic drive and epic groove of Tears For Fears’ music. LOVETRAIN2020 reads like a contemporary musical and celebrates themes such as connection, life and love. A feast for the senses!

credits

Emanuel Gat: choreography & lighting design
Eglantine Bart, Tara Dalli, Noé Girard, Nikoline Due Iversen, Gilad Jerusalmy, Péter Juhász, Michael Loehr, Emma Mouton, Rindra Rasoaveloson, Abel Rojo Pupo, Karolina Szymura & Sara Wilhelmsson : performance
Emanuel Gat Dance: dance
Tears For Fears: music
Thomas Bradley: costume design
Thomas Bradley & Wim Muyllaert: costume making
Guillaume Février: technical direction & lighting supervision
Frédéric Duru: sound
Marie-Pierre Callies: dresser
Marjorie Carré & Mélanie Bichot: production

coproduction: Festival Montpellier Danse 2020, Chaillot – Théâtre national de la Danse, Arsenal Cité Musicale – Metz, Theater Freiburg

with the support of the Romaeuropa Festival

Emanuel Gat Dance are supported by the French Ministry of Culture and Communication and DRAC Provence Alpes-Côte d’Azur, Région Sud – Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur & Conseil Départemental des Bouches-du- Rhône

The international tours of LOVETRAIN2020 are supported by the Institut Français.
Created at Agora – cité internationale de la danse (Montpellier)