The Festival d’Automne dedicates a highlight to the work of Noé Soulier to (re)dive into the universe of the dancer and choreographer.
“This program reveals different modes of reading. First of all, it is spread out in very different spaces: the first creation, First Memory, takes place in a classic black box, at the Centre Pompidou, and the other, Clocks & Clouds, in the great hall of the Carreau du Temple, which is not a stage space. This gives me the opportunity to deal with a heterogeneity of places, but also of vocabularies, forms, traditions. Le Royaume des ombres is a piece about classical dance, Mouvement sur Mouvement a very discursive piece - also very performative: there is no scenography, no light control, only a presence that speaks and acts, unfolding a reflection on the body, gesture and consciousness. (…)”
Interview by Gilles Amalvi.