Multum in Parvo

Feeling he had to act because of the high level of unemployment among  dancers, choreographer and dancer Pierre Droulers has gone beyond the  structural confines of his company to develop an environment in which  around twenty performers can give vent to their creative instincts. The  result? Multum in parvo, “a lot in a little”, meaning several performers in a project with time limits, a project taken up by many others elsewhere. Multum in parvo  also speaks of “the resistance of the “I”, which leads to the creation  of the “we”, listening out for the “I” who resists the part of the world  that encircles us” (the Adret group, collective author of Résister, Editions de Minuit, 1997).