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Variation n°11

Fin de 2ème cycle (Admissibilité EAT) - unisexe - 2ème option - reprise 2024

"Lié-Délié"

Chorégraphe : Hervé ROBBE

Transmetteur : Edmond RUSSO

Compositeur : Eric SLEICHIM (BLINDMAN KWARTET) - Poortenbos : Poort.9: Chrorus

Editeur : Sub Rosa

Danseuse : Juliette GHEBACHE

Réalisé par Gilles LE MAO 

Production exécutive : La Huit Production 

Informations et brochure : https://www.culture.gouv.fr/fr/Thematiques/Danse/Enseignement-formation-et-metiers/Diplome-d-Etat-de-professeur-de-danse-Examen-d-Aptitude-Technique-EAT

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Born in Lille in 1961. After studying architecture for a few years, Hervé Robbe set his sights on dance. He was principally trained at Mudra, Maurice Béjart's school in Brussels. He began his performing career dancing the neo-classical repertoire, then went on to work with various modern dance makers.

In 1987 he founded his company: le Marietta secret.

The course of his career is clearly founded on a constant renewal of his choreographic writing. Supported by loyal artistic collaborators, his work has become increasingly sophisticated over the years, associating the dance presence with visual, sound and technological worlds. His projects, polysemic works, take many forms: frontal performance, ambulatory shows and installations.

The place of the audience, its presence and view is decisive; the stage space is regularly called into question.

His arrival at the CCN (National choreographic Centre) of Le Havre Haute-Normandie offered more opportunities for his research.

In 1999 he composed his autobiographical solo Polaroïd. Within it, video images of places associated with his childhood appear and coexist with an uninterrupted physical display.

In 2000 he explored the theme of home with Permis de construire – Avis de Démolition, a diptych consisting of an installation and a performance. He went on to tackle the theme of the garden in 2002 with Des Horizons Perdus.

In a world constructed with screens – virtual containers for the body, evokers of death – in the duet REW he engaged in a dialogue between man and woman on the theme of suicide. In 2004, with the group piece Mutating Score, he returned to the idea of the performance area being a common space occupied by both audience and dancers. This installation-dance, while reaffirming this conviction about the force of movement, marks the culmination of a project on the use of new technologies, which are integrated into the show in real time.

In 2006 he designed the installation So long as baby...love and songs will be, a kind of manifesto of the preoccupations which underlie his work. The device is a containing structure in which the audience is invited to watch and listen to the dancer-singers present on screen. Hervé Robbe distanced himself from the stage with this, then returned to it in the works Là, on y danse in 2007 and Next days in 2010.

While maintaining his personal approach in his own productions, he regularly accepts commissions from the Opéra de Lyon, the Gulbenkian Ballet, the CNSMDP (Paris Conservatoire) and the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.

Source: Centre Chorégraphique National du Havre Haute-Normandie

Dancer, choreographer and teacher, Edmond Russo began his career as a performer with the Ballet de l'Opéra national de Lyon, where he worked with Maguy Marin, Bill T. Jones, Stephen Petronio, Joachim Schlömer, Dominique Bagouet, Jean Claude Gallotta, William Forsythe, Jiri Kylian and Angelin Preljocaj, among others. He then began a long collaboration with choreographer Hervé Robbe as a dancer and assistant, and also worked for several years with choreographer Joanne Leighton. He founded the company Affari Esteri with Shlomi Tuizer in 2005. Alongside his creative projects, he is a member of the teaching team at the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris. He is regularly invited to teach within companies and various dance training structures.

Director of the production company La Huit since 1990, Gilles Le Mao has produced and directed, on behalf of the General Delegation of Artistic Creation, more than 300 variations of “Dance Events” since 1996.

 Executive producer of some 400 audiovisual and cinema programs at La Huit, he also carries out major interviews on personalities from ethnology, architecture, landscape and art history with the Ministry of Culture. 2009 World Music Favorite Prize from the Charles Cros Academy for the film “The Drums of Tokyo”, he has produced around fifty documented concerts on jazz, world music and classical music since 1999.

 He has also been a member of various selective cinema commissions since 2009 at the CNC and in the Limousin, Normandy and Grand-Est regions. Since 1995, he has worked with the Ministry of Culture - Drac Ile de France in high school and BTS cinema and production section.