SACRE

SACRE
A sharing by Marie Alexis | compagnie O.

In SACRE, self-regulating movements known as stimming encounter externally imposed resistance. In this way, societal mechanisms of exclusion related to neurodivergence become physically tangible.

As part of its residency at Tanzhaus Zürich, compagnie O. explores in SACRE a choreographic re-reading of The Rite of Spring. Its choreographic leitmotif is stimming against resistance: stimming is a self-regulating movement typical of neurodivergent people. The dancers direct it against a resistance that is physically tangible, externally imposed, and acts on everyone equally. This makes society’s exclusion of neurodivergence bodily perceptible. Within this, the sacrificial myth shifts as community and individual are renegotiated. SACRE is the fourth and final project in the MULTIVERSE cycle.

without registration

Duration:

30 min

No reservation required.

Sharings offer a glimpse into the creative process behind an artistic work. After the presentation, there will be a brief audience discussion. This provides the audience with an opportunity to ask questions, share thoughts, and engage in direct dialogue with the artists.

Tanzhaus Zürich

Studio 2

Wheelchair accessible

Several overlapping shadow silhouettes of people (head and upper body) cast on a light-coloured wall, ranging from light grey to almost black. A small screw is visible on the wall between two of the shadows.
Black-and-white portrait of a woman with short, tousled hair and glasses, wearing a dark T-shirt with arms crossed, standing in front of a corrugated metal wall. Two dark photography umbrellas are visible at the top of the frame.
Black-and-white portrait of a man with short dark hair and a fringe, light stubble, and a cream-coloured wide-neck sweater against a plain light background. He is smiling slightly at the camera.
Black-and-white portrait of a smiling woman with curly hair pinned up and hoop earrings, wearing a striped polo shirt with a light collar, against a dark background.
Black-and-white portrait of a woman with long dark hair swept to one side, wearing a black blazer over a white shirt, in front of a textured light concrete wall. She has a slight smile.
Black-and-white portrait of a laughing woman with dark hair in a high bun, wearing a dark open jacket over a light top, against a blurred light background.
Black-and-white image of a person in near-total darkness adjusting headphones with both hands. In the foreground, dimly lit, a DJ setup with a turntable and mixer is visible.
Artistic Direction, Choreography
Marie Alexis | compagnie O.
Scenography, Artistic Collaboration
Ivalina Yapova
Dance
Chiara Gay, Abraham Iglesias Rodriguez, Maureen Zollinger
Music
Serafin Aebli