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Sinopse

with school sessions

madebyhands

Du bout des doigts

April

2025

Fri
4
Sat
5

Sinopse

Gabriella Iacono and Gregory Grosjean trace a history of dance through iconic choreographies that they recreate using only their hands. A ballet for two bodies and four hands, with miniature scenographies filmed live and projected on a large screen, consisting of twelve frames. In each frame, the hands dance key works by 20th-century choreographers such as Vaslav Nijinsky, Maurice Béjart, Pina Bausch or Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker, and explore the great stages from Broadway to Paris, from Brussels to Harlem,  including ballet, musicals, the dance marathons of the 1930s, rock, contemporary dance or hip-hop. A fascinating journey through dance, cinema and world history at your fingertips. — madebyhands

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Color scene photograph. Close-up of a skateboard ramp painted with green and purple florescent paint, in miniature. On the ramp, also on a small scale, a skateboard with sneakers on top.

© Julien Lambert

Color scene photograph. Framed by an audience, on stage, a dancer in an orange dress spins.

© Julien Lambert

Color scene photograph. Close-up of fingers making an inverted V in an earthen scene.

© Julien Lambert

Color photo. In a rehearsal room, 2 performers make movements with their hands on a maquette similar to that same room.

© Julien Lambert

Info sobre horário e bilhetes

Fri

4.04

10:30

Sat

5.04

16:00

Campo AlegreAuditorium

tickets

Aditional info

  • Price 
    2.50€
  • Duration 
    55min
  • Age rating 
    6+

Acessibilidades do espetáculo

Accessible to wheelchair users
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Author's bio text

Gabriella Iacono and Grégory Grosjean have been working together for ten years. In 2011, Kiss & Cry by Michèle Anne de Mey and Jaco Van Dormael presented a finger dance filmed live on miniature scenographies: a device that allowed the creation of unusual, poetic and extremely creative shows. Grégory Grosjean was part of the original team, which was joined by Gabriella Iacono. Together they founded their own company, madebyhands, in 2020, using the same device for shows specially designed for younger and family audiences. As interpreters of contemporary repertoire, their work contributes to keeping alive the memory of choreographic codes and languages.  

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