The phrase ‘the seven wonders of the world’ refers to the seven impressive constructions from classical antiquity, such as the Great Pyramid of Giza. But the true wonder of the world, the Moroccan choreographer Radouan Mriziga asks, isn’t that the human body? After all, it is man who invented and built these ingenious architectural works. Isn’t the fact that man challenges the laws of nature so defiantly even more beautiful and mysterious than the structures themselves? With these questions in mind, Mriziga created his show 7. The stage is slowly transformed into a pattern of geometrical lines that highlights the beauty of the moving body.
Concept / Choreography: Radouan Mriziga
Co-created and performed by: Radouan Mriziga, Maïté Minh Tâm Jeannolin, Bruno Freire, Eleni-Ellada Damianou, Lana Schneider, Zoltán Vakulya and Jalil El Yazidi (in replacement of Suhad Najm Abdullah)
In collaboration with the visual artist: Lana Schneider
Musician: Jalil El Yazidi (originally performed by Suhad Najm Abdullah)
Costume: Annabelle Locks
Dramaturgical advice: Esther Severi
Artistic advice: Alina Bilokon
Assistant: Sara Chéu
Production: Moussem Nomadic Arts Center (Brussels - BE)
Management and Distribution: Something Great
Co-production: Kaaitheater, Sharjah Art Foundation Kunstenfestivaldesarts, C-Mine, Vooruit, PACT Zollverein
In the context of European Network DNA (Departures and Arrivals)
Co-funded by the Creative Europe Program of the European Union
Support: Pianofabriek, Charleroi Danses, STUK
Acknowledgements: Jozef Wouters
Dates
30/10/2021 19:00
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31/10/2021 20:00
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Price
€ 17 / € 14*
Location
Werkspoorfabriek
Edition
SPRING in Autumn 2021
Info
Duration: 70 minutes
Language: English
Please not: this venue is not accessible by wheelchair
*online price, €2 addition at the Box Office
This performance is accessible with a COVID Certificate. Read more about this.
After the performance on Sunday 31 October there will be an artist talk: 10 minutes 10 questions.
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Radouan Mriziga’s 7 is the final installment in a trilogy exploring the relationship between the human body and the spaces it constructs and occupies. Read here the whole interview with Radouan Mriziga, conducted by Morgan Amonett.