Laurent Chétouane, director and choreographer was born in 1973 in Soyaux, France. After an engineering degree he completed a degree in theatre studies at the Sorbonne and a degree in theatre direction at the University of Music and Performing Art in Frankfurt am Main. Since 2000 he has realised numerous stagings on the big stage, among others in Hamburg, Munich, Weimar, Cologne, Athens, Oslo and Zürich, and since 2006 also dance projects with international guest performances in France, Holland, Belgium, Austria, Turkey, Norway, Switzerland, Italy and Russia. In addition, he has been a visiting lecturer and visiting professor at art colleges and universities, among others in Berlin, Bochum, Frankfurt, Gießen, Hamburg, Leipzig and Oslo. In 2008 Chétouane received the Wild Card of Ruhr 2010 as well as the North Rhine-Westphalia support prize for outstanding young artists.
Projekte des Künstlers:
November 2017
Projekt:
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A Nielsen Evening
Exploring Blankness
Novi Mir
Songs of a melting iceberg
Stadt:
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Berlin
Hamburg
Moskau
Spielort:
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Galerie Wedding
Kampnagel
Literaturhaus Berlin
SAVVY Contemporary
Silent Green
Studio 1 Bethanien
Theater der Nationen
Format:
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Ausstellung
Diskursprogramm
Film
Lesung
Musik
Performance
Produktion
Tanz
Künstler:
Laurent Chétouane (FR)
Laurent Chétouane (FR)
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Aleksi Perälä (FI)
Alexander Morozov
Alexander Rastorguev
Amanda Apetrea (SE)
Andrei Kuzkin
Anna Vishnevska
Anna-Olivia Christesen (DK)
Arnbjörg María Danielsen (IS)
Athi-Patra Ruga (ZA)
Attack of the Mad Axeman
Boris Yukhananov
Caroline Jüngst (DE)
Carte Blanche / Bouchra Ouizguen (NOR/MAR)
Christian Heise
Christoffer Karlsson (SE)
Constanza Macras / Adham Hafez (DE/EGY)
Dafna Maimon (FIN)
Dávvet Bruun Solbakk (NOR)
Deutsch russischer Chor Altona
Emma Christophersen (DK)
Erna Ómarsdóttir (IS)
Esther Ransdal Haugegaard (DK)
Faizel Browny
FouFou und Shatter Hands
Gunilla Lind (DK)
Halla Ólafsdóttir (IS)
Helga Edvindsen
Horst Pöttker
Ida Holthe (NO)
Ivalo Frank (GRL/DK/DE)
Ivar Furre Aaam
Jace Clayton
Jacob Remin (DK)
Jakop Janssønn(NO)
Jenny Hval (NO)
Jessie Kleemann (GRL/DK)
Jonas Tinius (DE)
Julia Encke ( DE)
Kainkollektiv(DE)
Katrina Neergaard Holm (DK)
Kenneth Homstad (NO)
Kerstin Weimers
Keti Chukhrov
Kriðpleir Performance Group (ISL)
Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory (CAN)
Lauren Barri Holstein (UK)
Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen (DK)
Lisa Lie (NO)
Lisa Rykena (DE)
Liv Strömquist (SE)
Mable Preach
Madame Nielsen (DK)
Mads Emil Nielsen (DK)
Magnus Børmark (NO)
Maja Nilsen (NO)
Manuel Muerte
Maria Markina
Marja Helander (FIN)
Markus Öhrn (SWE)
Marta Dittrich (GER)
Michèle Magema (COD)
Nils Gaup (NOR)
Qudus Onikeku (NGA)
Rébecca Chaillon
Sabin Tambrea (RO-DE)
Samovarteateret (NOR)
Serge Aimé Coulibaly (BF)
Shuli Nordbek Azoulay (DK)
Siegmar Zacharias(RO_DE)
Silvia Stöber
Sonya Lindfors (FI)
Sort/Hvid und The Other Eye of the Tiger (DK)
Stina Nyberg (SE)
Syowia Kyambi (KE)
Tanya Tagaq (CA)
The Nielsen Sisters (DK)
Thomas Fraps
Vincent Sekwati Koko Mantsoe (ZA)
Volker Weiß
Wayne Ashley
Xander Seren
ZARA MURTAZALIEVA
Zoë Poluch (SE)
Veranstaltungsdetails
Improvisation of Je(u) Is it possible to experience the body and movement simultaneously in dance so that the movement no longer oppresses the body, hides it, even denies
Veranstaltungsdetails
Improvisation of Je(u)
Is it possible to experience the body and movement simultaneously in dance so that the movement no longer oppresses the body, hides it, even denies it in order to achieve a two-dimensional visual aesthetic? But instead the opposite, to give it back its three-dimensionality, its weight, its materiality, so that the body can be experienced by both the dancers and the audience at the same time? In collaboration with the Swedish dancer Mikael Marklund, with the improvisation of Je(u), Laurent Chétouane has developed a game with oneself in one’s own foreignness, a serious game with the fall from verticality and perhaps a melancholy game with the self in the mirror on the floor: an experience of time.
Laurent Chétouane is a world renowned dancer, director and choreographer born in France. In 2008, Chétouane won the North Rhine-Westphalia Prize for Young Artists and was also awarded the RUHR.2008 Wild Card for his piece Tanzstück # 1: Bildbeschreibung von Heiner Müller. His work has been shown at numerous festivals, including
the Ruhrtriennale, the Spider Festival 2016 in Ljubljana, the Venice Biennale, Tanzplattform 2014 in Hamburg and at the Festival d’Avignon.
The pieces Je(u) by Laurent Chétouane and Gula by Vincent Sekwati Koko Mantsoe will be presented for the first time together at NORDWIND and can be seen as a reflection of the different dance traditions in Africa and Europe.
Je(u)
Tue. 07.11.17, 8pm, Silent Green, 30 min,no language
Choreography: Laurent Chétouane
Dance: Mikael Marklund