Les Vies en soi
20 Mar 2020 - 03 Apr 2020
Sitting at his table, the story teller turns the pages of his intimate sagas. In the manner of the Japanese benshi – narrators of silent movies – he manipulates objects, projects images, illustrates his stories of encounters and of his interior journeys.
A visual artist whose fame crosses borders, Patrick Corillon has created for himself a unique form of fiction by weaving together traditional oral narration forms (benshi, kamishibai, cantastories, etc). His journey-stories full of surprises, fed with anecdotes of his life, of his childhood, invite the spectator to open up to new reflections, starting at the tangible to soar towards the philosophic and the universal.
An artist to (re)discover during five performances:
La Rivière bien nommée
Le Benshi d'Angers
L'Appartement à trous
Les Images flottantes
Le Zéro absolu
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Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles - 111 Boulevard Emile Jacqmain 1000
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Sitting at his table, the story teller turns the pages of his intimate sagas. In the manner of the Japanese benshi – narrators of silent movies – he manipulates objects, projects images, illustrates his stories of encounters and of his interior journeys.
A visual artist whose fame crosses borders, Patrick Corillon has created for himself a unique form of fiction by weaving together traditional oral narration forms (benshi, kamishibai, cantastories, etc). His journey-stories full of surprises, fed with anecdotes of his life, of his childhood, invite the spectator to open up to new reflections, starting at the tangible to soar towards the philosophic and the universal.
An artist to (re)discover during five performances:
La Rivière bien nommée
Le Benshi d'Angers
L'Appartement à trous
Les Images flottantes
Le Zéro absolu
A visual artist whose fame crosses borders, Patrick Corillon has created for himself a unique form of fiction by weaving together traditional oral narration forms (benshi, kamishibai, cantastories, etc). His journey-stories full of surprises, fed with anecdotes of his life, of his childhood, invite the spectator to open up to new reflections, starting at the tangible to soar towards the philosophic and the universal.
An artist to (re)discover during five performances:
La Rivière bien nommée
Le Benshi d'Angers
L'Appartement à trous
Les Images flottantes
Le Zéro absolu
Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles
111 Boulevard Emile Jacqmain 1000
Le récent et très épuré bâtiment du Théâtre National dispose de trois salles, certainement parmi les plus belles de Belgique, aux qualités techniques irréprochables. C’est un théâtre qui veut aller à la rencontre des artistes et du public tout comme des autres arts et des cultures d’ici et d’ailleurs. C’est un lieu où les idées se partagent et s’entrechoquent à foison. Orchestrée par Fabrice Murgia, la programmation allie théâtre et danse, pointures internationales et créations belges francophones tout en créant des ponts avec son homologue (et presque voisin) flamand, le KVS.
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