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Phébus et Borée

Pièce jeune public inspirée d'une fable de Jean de La Fontaine

Choreography
Director
Réalisation Centre national de la danse
Year of production
2006
Year of creation
2006

Phébus et Borée is a dance for young audiences piece inspired by one of Jean de La Fontaine’s fables. It was commissioned to Karine Ponties by Annie Sellem and La petite Fabrique.

Rules of the game: create a two-dancer short piece, in any aesthetic form of your choice (hip hop, ballet, contemporary dance…), lasting between fifteen and twenty minutes. This piece is intended to be played in a variety of settings, indoors, outdoors, schools, theatres… 

Karine Ponties picked the “Phoebus and Boreas” fable, where Gods come to life, and the profound bonds between humans and the physics of the world appear. She tackles this fable through the theme of the wind, this instable dynamicity that holds and builds the world at the same time. In its excess, the wind is rage, nowhere yet everywhere at the same time, being born again and again and again…

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Choreography
Director
Réalisation Centre national de la danse
Year of production
2006
Year of creation
2006
Art direction / Design
Annie Sellem
Duration
20 minutes
Lights
Florence Richard
Music
Thomas Brinkman, Radiohead, Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals
Performance
Eva Klimackova et Thomas Chopin
Production of video work
Centre National de la Danse
Production of choreographic work
La Petite Fabrique en coproduction avec l’Echangeur Fère-en-Tardenois et Dame de Pic / Cie Karine Ponties.
Video production
Daniel Crétois
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