Soria and Mehdi are keenly aware of the need to pass on their work.
In parallel with their shows, they carry out cultural mediation activities throughout the year with a variety of audiences: secondary school students, children, dancers in training, people with disabilities, the socially disadvantaged, people in hospitals and prisons.
These activities take the form of workshops in which participants are introduced to choreographic creation around the various themes of the company’s shows.
Over and above technical skills, these workshops aim to develop the sensitivity and musicality of the body through dance, and more broadly, to open up audiences to artistic practices.
Discover the different arts practiced by the company through playful
games and discover your own ability to integrate different
movement arts techniques.
Technical and choreographic work involving the individual to progress and
blossom.
Improvisation on various musical themes
is also offered.
Within the framework of the project and the demands of the partner establishment,
compagnie prioritizes creative work and group cohesion, valuing
young people and making them responsible for their involvement within the
group.
The social and cultural aspects of the project are highlighted by the artist’s
career path, and the importance of the links he or
she forges with the teaching staff and the group.
From amateurs to professionals, through choreographic and
stage work, the company makes available all the tools it uses to
create a show.
Depending on their level of expertise, individuals can learn
different aspects of the creative process, highlighting the different
paths and techniques used to stage a show.
For teachers and professional dancers with whom
Soria and Mehdi share their pedagogical and artistic know-how.
Passing on and learning to pass on is at the heart of
compagnie’s project.
From initiation to choreographic creation, amateur, semi-professional or professional, we adapt and innovate in the transmission of each project, but above all, to the different bodies and physical capacities that we put into movement in a common work, without distinction of age or sex, taking great care of each participant.
It is important to us that these times of shared creation enable
everyone, on an individual, personal and collective level, to…
“Dance is a rare form of freedom…
In our workshops, we break codes and give everyone the freedom to express themselves through movement, and to enjoy it.
Our support : Drac Île-de-France / Région Île-de-France / Caisse des Dépôts / Adami / Théâtre-Sénart, Scène nationale / Les Gémeaux Scène nationale, Sceaux / CCN de Créteil et du Val-de-Marne / Compagnie Käfig – direction Mourad Merzouki / CCN de La Rochelle – Cie Accrorap – direction Kader Attou / La Merise à Trappes / La Manufacture à Aix-en-Provence /Café Danses Bobby Sand à Savigny-le-Temple / La Scène du Loing à Nemours / Le Plus Petit Cirque du Monde