Compagnie Rêvolution

 Initially a collective when it was created in 1991, Rêvolution became Anthony Egéa’s company in 2001. In 2002, the company opened its doors for students, as first professional training for hip hop performers in France. 

 The activity of the training center intensified very quickly and the company’s repertoire grew, with artistic proposals that tackled so-called “society” subjects, such as the place of women in hip hop (Amazones, Soli 2), the blending of aesthetics (Tryptique, Urban Ballet, Clash), cultures (Rage) or even the arts (Les Forains, Anima). 

Source: Compagnie Rêvolution

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