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Dorothée Munyaneza / cie Kadidi

Umuko

Belgische première

dance

intimate

evocative

Wed 19 Feb 2025 -20.00

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Concertzaal Scène

introduction by NN	19.15
start	20.00
Voor iedereen vanaf 14 jaar

Standard €22.00

Réduction -35 a. €14.30

Réduction -26 a. €11.00

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A new generation imagines the Rwanda of tomorrow

After 28 years Dorothée Munyaneza goes back to her native Rwanda. Umuko is a tree with deep red flowers. It reminds her of her youth. And as a guardian of stories and a healer, it symbolises the link between past and future. Together with five young Rwandan artists, Munyaneza celebrates the creativity, courage and freedom of a new generation that carries forward the memory of the past whilst simultaneously dreaming of the future. In search of love, solidarity and joy, this work combines dance, poetry, music and song with the overall goal of connecting the generations.

WITH LIVE MUSIC

credits

Dorothée Munyaneza: artistic direction
Yvette Fasha, Akayezu Jean Patient, Impakanizi, Abdoul Mujyambere & Michael Makembe: performance
Impakanizi, Nkubana Jean-Patient & Michael Makembe: music
Camille Duchemin: lighting design
Stéphanie Coudert: costume design
Maya Mihindou: illustrations
Muhawenimana Maximilien & Mizero Cedric: hair styling
Camille Faye: lights
Camille Frachet: sound direction

production Virginie Dupray with the assistance of Nouria Tirou / cie Kadidi (Marseille)
coproduction Chaillot Théâtre national de la danse (Paris), Maison de la danse Lyon – Pôle européen de création (Lyon), Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels (Villars-sur-Glâne?), PACT Zollverein (Essen), DE SINGEL (Antwerp), Tanz im August (Berlin) – HAU Hebbel am Ufer Berlin, Kaaitheater Brussels, Oriente-Occidente festival Rovereto
with the support of Institut français du Rwanda, Goethe-Institut & Franco-German Fund for Culture