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Finale du Concours de Jeunes Chorégraphes – 1ère édition
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Cinderella
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La Belle et la Bête – Le Bal – Ballet T
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Estro
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La Chambre d’amour
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Créatures
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Une Dernière chanson
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Interview Malandain & la musique
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Rendez-vous sur le quai de la Gare #1 (2012)
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Rendez-vous sur le quai de la Gare #2
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La Mort du cygne [extraits]
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Bal Solitude
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Pulcinella
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Ballet Mécanique
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Pierre de Lune
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Le Spectre de la rose
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Lucifer
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Week-end mouvementé 2012
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Don Juan
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Magifique
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L’après-midi d’un faune
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Le Sang des étoiles
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Blé Noir
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Boléro
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Roméo & Juliette
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Casse Noisette
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Ouverture cubaine
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Thierry Malandain au Centre national de la danse
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Les Biches
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L’Amour sorcier
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Magifique
Created for the 40e anniversary of the Fondation de France. Commissioned by the Opéra Théâtre of Saint-Etienne, production presented with the Orchestre Symphonique of Saint-Etienne on the 30th and 31st of december 2009.
Since all performances are nourished by the experiences that they invent, « Magifique », created on the orchestral suites The Nutcraker, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake of Tchaïkovski, presents itself as a link between the past and the present, like a hyphen that links reality and imagination. With a setting for a country that could be anywhere, it could be a story where the heroes and their childhood selves go through a series of trials, wandering around countries guarded by magnified shadows. No talisman, but mirrors apable of revealing dance and childhood memories under « the magic wand of the art. »
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