A fragile figure, suspended between dream and reality, Kathy Acker’s Don Quixote haunts KNIGHT-NIGHT,  the piece jointly created by Bryana Fritz and Thibault Lac. And if this  suspension spoke of the boundary between reality and stage  representation? Far from a literal staging of the character imagined by  Cervantes, KNIGHT-NIGHT invents visual and sound sequences that  establish a dialogue with the elusive figure of the knight while  playing with the fragility imposed by live performance.
Bryana Fritz is a choreographer, dancer and writer; Thibault Lac studied  architecture before turning to dance. A shared love of queer and  feminist art and their utopian potential brings them together in this  show where each tests the contours of the stage space. Movement, song,  text and costumes are all mobilised in turn in a Quixotic quest to  invent a common and shared space.

Source: programme of the CND

Bryana Fritz was born in Chicago and has studied dance in Minneapolis  (US), Essen (DE) and with P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels. She’s since lived and  worked here as a dancer, performance-maker and poet. In 2017 she  performed ‘Indispensible Blue’ at Beursschouwburg, another poetic quest  combining choreography and the theme of our digital world. With her new  performance, Fritz further pursues her romance with dance, poetry and  the digital screen.

Source : https://www.beursschouwburg.be

Since 2001, the National Center for Dance (CND) has been making recordings of its shows and educational programming and has created resources from these filmed performances (interviews, danced conferences, meetings with artists, demonstrations, major lessons, symposia specialized, thematic arrangements, etc.).