Flight / La nuit des taupes / Butoh / Figures in Extinction
Flight occurs in absolute darkness inside a 40-foot cargo container. His interior is exactly like the Airbus 320. Within 30 minutes, the audience will be conducted in two realities, two possible results of their flight.
In a dungeon where no one is in a hurry, there are five creatures in mole costumes. They dig tunnels, create music, interact silently, as if they were living their slow, autonomous lives hidden from the outside world. A performance without words, but with a powerful physical and visual language.
Butoh is the avant-garde style of modern dance that emerged in Japan after the Second World War, focusing not on shape but on ways of moving, trying to distance the dancer from the social side of his personality, rooted in German expressionist dance.
