Name: Labour
Start: 2027-02-06T21:00:00
Location: Le Triangle

Emily Gualtieri

David Jalbert

Le Triangle - Cité de la danse de Rennes

Piece for four dancers and one musician, choreographed by Selim Ben Safia with set design by Nadia Kaabi-Linke. Accompanied by a viola da gamba, an ode to the dance of life exploring the notions of stopping and resilience.

Labes

Le Triangle

Fourth creation by the company Tumbleweed (Angela Rabaglio and Micaël Florentz), a dance and sound piece in which the two performers take turns beat by beat, with the collaboration of Daniel Bleikolm for live sound.

Threshold

Drawing on archival images, Gurshad Shaheman tells the story of the cabarets that gave Tehran's nights their scandalous reputation before the 1979 revolution. Show / cabaret / dance theatre. Estimated running time 2 hours, ages 15 and up.

Cabaret Tehran

Discussion around Recóndito: the expression of emotions in flamenco. Conversation hosted by Inès Guégo Rivalan, lecturer and researcher at the Université Rennes 2.

Recóndito

Goûter du Triangle: a moment of dance, meeting an artist and the Triangle team, drawing, singing or conversation, connected to the shows or events at Le Triangle, followed by a snack.

Waterproof Snack

As part of the Waterproof Festival. Bruce Chiefare draws on his Cambodian roots to combine urban dance and classical Khmer dance in a quintet exploring the contrasts between slowness and flashes of speed, precision and letting go. Running time 1 hour, ages 10 and up.

ស្នាដៃ (Snaday)

A powerful physical encounter between a dancer and a costume, a spinning cape. Costume, dance and original music intertwine influences and eras to tell a multiple story in constant metamorphosis.

The Great Madness

Contemporary dance piece by PARTS+LABOUR (Emily Gualtieri and David Albert-Toth), performed by five women dancers, celebrating collective resistance.

Labour

A story and a song, drawn from the Bayeux Tapestry: the Norman Conquest of England by William the Conqueror, told with props of cardboard and wood. A production by Gaëlle Bourges, for ages 8 and up, running time 40 minutes.

Guillaume et Harold

Dance performance; the text on the page evokes the exiles of artists, testimony, creation and struggle, through bodies and artistic writing.