Twelve years after his first choreography, Olivier Dubois presents an intimate solo that explores the corners of the body’s memory and its ability to tell us a story about art.
Named among the best 25 dancers in the world in 2011, Olivier Dubois has danced in the most famous companies and has brought his creations on the most prestigious stages. In his latest work, he is alone on stage. Without artifice, the choreographer and dancer plays a game with humor, which becomes both a court and a peep-show, or even a dissection. Following a random process led by the audience after dictating the rules, Olivier Dubois pays tribute to some of the 60 performances of his career. Inspired by the Book of the Dead of the Ancient Egypt, he starts a journey through dance fragments to rummage into the artist, to search for a masterpiece into his body and to read a possible destiny in his bowels. A show as a rebirth.