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An odd evening in two steps. Odd? The dancers and choreographers Aude Lachaise and Vladimir Golubev will not dance, or if so little, but will speak much of themselves, their experience and what dance often deals with without daring to actually say it: love and desire.
With Aude Lachaise and her comical first project Marlon, the raw words are spoken with all their tones, are enjoyed with greed and are dissected with a false and disarming naivety. The Non-Solo of Russian Vladimir Golubev prolongs this vein of marvellous eloquence in the second part. In an extreme simplicity of means, he touches with his abilities of expression and self-derision which enable him to denounce the clichés of the performance with a nonchalant grace.
Text and body mastered in equal measure: two faces of seduction and one all for the score.