D’UN RÊVE

(FROM A DREAM)
SALIA SANOU
Burkina Faso/France

With D’un rêve (the title is openly inspired by Martin Luther King’s celebrated I Have a Dream), Salia Sanou, a Burkina Faso choreographer and dancer, pursues his exploration of themes linked to borders, exile, identity and otherness. An engaged artist and civil rights activist, he describes how African pop culture has contributed to writing a chapter about his people’ s redemption. D’un rêve is a production presented as a musical, where dance, song and music create an epic tale about the history of the black body.

PROGRAMME

Fonderie Limone – Great Hall 13 and 14 September, 8.45 pm – National Premiere
65 minutes (without break)

concept and choreography Salia Sanou
with Lydie Alberto, Milane Cathala-Difabrizio, Ousséni Dabaré, Ange Fandoh, Virgine Hombel, Kevin Charlemagne Kabore, Dominique Magloire, Elithia Rabenjamina, Marius Sawadogo, Akeem Washko,
Siham Falhoune, Ida Faho
music Lokua Kanza
texts Capitaine Alexandre and Gaël Faye
video Gaël Bonnefon
sets Mathieu Lorry-Dupuy
lighting design Marie-Christine Soma
costumes Mathilde Possoz
Compagnie Mouvements perpétuels

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