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Twelve young dancers stand in a dark stage space. They are dressed in different streetwear-style costumes. Three sit on the shoulders of three others. The group stands slightly on their knees with their hands outstretched frontally.
© Blandine Soulage
Twelve young dancers stand in a dark stage space. They are dressed in different streetwear-style costumes. Three sit on the shoulders of three others. The group stands slightly on their knees with their hands outstretched frontally.
© Blandine Soulage
International Summer Festival 2023
Dance

(LA) HORDE & Ballet national de Marseille

Age of Content

The dance revolutionaries are back with a world premiere in which a virtuoso dance ensemble confronts the fascinating power of virtual images.

Tickets:

44 / 36 / 24 / 14 Euro (conc. from 9 Euro, 50 % conc. with Festivalkarte)

Info

Possible triggers: Loud music

Past dates

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Wednesday

8/9/23

8:00 PM

k6

ca. ca. 75 Min.

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Thursday

8/10/23

7:30 PM

k6

ca. ca. 75 Min.

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Friday

8/11/23

7:30 PM

k6

ca. ca. 75 Min.

Archive

Saturday

8/12/23

7:30 PM

k6

ca. ca. 75 Min.

Homepage (LA)Horde
HOMEPAGE Ballet national de Marseille
LA(HORDE) on Instagram

(LA)HORDE is responsible for a system reset in contemporary dance: The trio mixes pop with traditional forms, digital and analog as well as visual art, performance and dance – and shapes the present with choreographies for world concert tours (currently with Madonna), fashion shows, solo exhibitions and since 2019 as directors of the Ballet national de Marseille. After Summer Festival has presented several spectacular works and exhibitions by (LA)HORDE, including the world premiere about protest and Georgian folk dance MARRY ME IN BASSIANI (2019), the trio returns to Hamburg with a world premiere. It choreographically explores the physical and emotional relationship to the abundance of virtual images. Action movies, Tik-Tok choreographies and video games serve (LA)HORDE as inspiration, among others. Within an impressive stage design, they weave the art of stunts and the exaggerated sensation of wrestling into a virtuosic choreography for 16 dancers.

Two well-trained people in front of a deep black background in an acrobatic pose. One person holds the other up with his hands on his hips. The upper person has his legs bent and is leaning on the shoulders of the lower person.
© Blandine Soulage
Four people on a dirty dance floor. Two lie parallel to each other on their backs with their bottoms slightly raised, the other two lean close over the recliners, face to face, with their legs swinging up backwards.
© Blandine Soulage
Two people in front of a metal staircase in a dark stage space. One holds the other on his shoulder, she stretches out her arms and legs and he holds his thumb in her open mouth.
© Blandine Soulage
Two people in a dark stage space. One holds the other upside down in front of him, she stretches her legs up next to his head. He presses two fingers of each hand into her mouth and seems only to support her with them.
© Blandine Soulage
Ten people in different, artistic costumes reminiscent of streetwear stand in a row. The person in front on the right edge of the picture is sharp, the people further back become increasingly blurred. They all stoically look ahead.
© Blandine Soulage
Eight dancers in jeans and red T-shirts are in dynamic movements close together in a dark stage space. In front of them stands a dancer with white clothes and his back to the camera. He raises his arms powerfully to the side.
© Blandine Soulage

Evening program to download

Evening program – (La) Horde: Age of Content
© Kampnagelapplication/pdf, 488.35 KB
With: (LA) HORDE & Ballet national de Marseille

Artistic Direction (La)Horde - Marine Brutti, Jonathan Debrouwer, Arthur Harel Choreography (LA) HORDE with the dancers and rehearsal trainers of the BNM Dance Nathan Gombert, Aya Sato, Yoshiko Kinoshita, Isaïa Badaoui, Izzac Caroll, Myrto Georgiadi, Nonoka Kato, Paula Tato Horcajo, Elena Valls Garcia, Titouan Crozier, Sarah Abicht, Eddie Hookham, Nahimana Vandenbussche, João Castro, Alida Bergakker, Jonatan Myrhe Jorgensen, Amy Lim, Nina-Laura Auerbach, Antoine Vander Linden Set Design Julien Peissel Lighting Éric Wurtz Costume Salomé Poloudenny Hairstyling Charlie Le Mindu Music Pierre Avia, Gabber Eleganza, Philip Glass

Production Ballet National De Marseille Coproduction Kampnagel Internationales Sommerfestival, MC2 Maison de la Culture de Grenoble, scène nationale Biennale de la danse de Lyon 2023, Internationales Sommerfestival Kampnagel, Théâtre de la Ville-Paris, MAC scène nationale de Créteil, Maison de la culture d’Amiens – Pôle européen de création et de production, La Comédie scène nationale de Clermont-Ferrand, Grand Théâtre de Provence, L’Équinoxe, scène nationale de Châteauroux, Espace des Arts, scène nationale de Chalonsur-Saône, Opéra de Dijon, Charleroi Danse centre chorégraphique de Wallonie – Bruxelles, Teatro Rivoli de Porto Supported by Referat Internationaler Kulturaustausch der Kulturbehörde der Freien und Hansestadt Hamburg.

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