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Biography Nuits Blanches Asia By Cyril Diallo Qui sommes nous ? ´ Les Nuits blanches internationale Compagnie ´ Les Saltimbanques de l’imaginaire ´ Fondée en 1990 par Cyril Diallo également nommé kko, et Eric Gillet, également nommé Ulrick , 2 artistes fantastiques, la Comagnie Nuits Blanches est composée d'une douzaine d'artistes et de techniciens multidisciplinaires: comédiens, danseurs, interprètes, costumiers, artistes ... ´ Inspirée des cabarets, du théâtre et du cirque de rue, la compagnie invente une nouvelle catégorie d'art: "LE THÉÂTRE DE LA NUIT". ´ Les performances et interventions qu'il propose sont faites pour intégrer toutes sortes de fêtes. L'espace entier est utilisé comme lieu scénique. La musique devient la toile de fond d'un spectacle fantastique, marqué par un esprtit du theatre Kabuki, ainsi que la cyberculture et le carnaval. ´ À travers l’art de la transformation, la magie du maquillage et des costumes, la Compagnie crée, interprète et met en scène des personnages extraordinaires qui s’expriment à travers la danse, le mime, la comédie et la performance physique dans des séquences ou au grand public. ´ L'atmosphère dans laquelle évoluent ces personnages plonge le spectateur dans un état de rêve éveillé. ´ Des soirées VIP ,au spectacles rues , Carnavals ,des défilés modes , des soirées rave Cyril Diallo a son actif une biographie assez consequante il a été directeur Nuits blanches Group. ´ White Nights ´ The Acrobats of the Imagination ´ Founded in 1990 by Eric Gillet, also named Ulrick, and Cyril Diallo, also named KKO, 2 fantasy artists, the company White Nights is composed of a dozen of multidisciplinary artists and technicians: Comedians, dancers, performers, costumers, artists... ´ Inspired by cabarets, theater and street circus, the company invents a new category of art: "THE THEATRE OF NIGHT”. ´ The performances and interventions it proposes are made to integrate all kinds of parties. The entire space is used as a scenic place. The music becomes the backdrop of a fantasy show, marked by Kabuki, of cyber culture and carnival. ´ Through the art of transformation, the magic of makeup and costumes, the company creates, interprets and stages extraordinary characters who express themselves through dance, mime, comedy and physical performance in perform sequences or within the public. ´ The atmosphere, in which these characters evolve, plunges the viewer into a state of waking dream. ´ Evenings in parades streets, rave parties at the Olympia in Paris, the company White Nights has built the reputation of always surprising the audience... Biography cyril diallo ´ 1990/91/92 - Creation of the company White Nights by Ulrick and KKO - Production of 2 fantastic performances - show in dinner residence Zee Boy of Montpellier - Cabaret Performances at the Loft in Geneva, at the Carrousel of Paris - In cabaret Residence of Madame Arthur in Paris – Shows in Subway of Barcelona ´ 1993/94 - Discovery of electronic music - Creation of different live tableau: Hindu deities, androids, elves, gigantic flowers and plants - Residence at New York Pezenas - Residence at the complex Atipolia Montpellier - Spain Tour, Pacha Playa of Aro, the Pacha Sidtges, Pacha in Tarragona, in the Atlantida Sidges - Performances at the first Festival in New York BoréaliS Pézénas then the 2nd edition in the arenas of Nîmes - Light Nation Festival at Apocalypse in Toulouse. ´ 1995/96 - Creation of a production company, run by Michelle Desire - MIDEM opening Night in Cannes - Gaia Party in Grand Dome Paris - STORM Party at the Zenith of Paris with Daft Punk for CODA magazine - Festival D . mension at Rungis in Paris -Party in Switzerland, ´ Spain,INSOMNIA Italy with DJ Francesco Farfa,; Party in Portugal, Lebanon with DJ Antoine Clamaran, Party in Morocco, with Claude Challe –Launch Party for Renault Megane in Istanbul, Turkey. ´ 1997 / 1998 – Spring Night Opening Party in Bourges with DJ Jeff Mill - birthday party for Cathy Guetta at Bains Douches in Paris - SONAR Festival Opening in Barcelona with DJ Laurent Garnier - Borealis Festival in space Grammont of Montpellier - 20 days to 20 years of Macumba in St Julien of Genevois - European Tour with Laurent Garnier, England, France, Belgium, Spain, Holland, Scotland, Switzerland, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, and September at the Olympia in Paris - Concert by Jean Michel Jarre at Champs de mars, the Electronic Nights - Parade Opening at the Francofolies of La Rochelle - Metropole Techno night in Palace Omnisports of Paris Bercy - Paris Techno Parade. ´ ´ 1999/2000 - Launch party of Peugeot 607 on the island of Reunion - Unity Party in the Street Parade in Zurich - Summer Residence at Palm Beach in Cannes - Street Parade for the 2600 anniversary of Marseille - Red Link party for the day against AIDS, at space Grimaldi of Monaco - I Love Techno festival in Ghent of Belgium - Lake Parade of Geneva - presentation of the largest diamond in the world, The Icon, at the Casino of Monte- Carlo - Opening of the International Pub Festival at the Palais of Festivals in Cannes - Beach Club Party at Bouznika of Morocco – Inauguration party of the Casino of Dieppe - Anniversary of the Mercedes Concession in Antibes - Party for 40 years of Télé7 at the Days of Theater in Paris – Opening of Fiesta Mediterranean Festival in Leucate – New Year’s Eve show at the Palais des Congrès in Marrakech ´ 2001 / 2002 - Wishes Party for the President of the General Council of Hérault in Montpellier - 50 dates Tour for Pepsi Cola with Ballantine's, and Wings Blue, France - Tour with J & B Turkey - Street parade for the Carnival of Nice - Animation of the General Council booth at the Fair Expo in Birmingham - Nightlife 4C-Zons at Grimaldi of Monaco - Music Festival in Beziers - Anniversary of Macumba Saint-Julien in Genevois, Launch Party Album of David Guetta at MIDEM in Cannes - Gala evening in Istanbul for the Chamber of Commerce and Industries in Turkey with the French troops at Moulin Rouge in Paris – 10 parties at Guetta of hotel Martinez, for International Film Festival of Cannes - High Schools Spring festival in Expo Park of Marseille - Reactor System party in Istanbul - Party at Shambalabar Moscow, Russia, with the Alcazar de Paris . ´ 2003 - Acquisition of an old plant in Chaux, renamed soon: the Plant of Show – MTV Parties Tour in Davos, Warsaw, Budapest, Lausanne, Athens, London, Faro, Venice, Berlin, the island of Gaou, Stockholm - 10 days of animations in the stand of Toyota International Motor Show in Istanbul - release party album F *** Me I Am Famous by David Guetta at the Cannes Film Festival - Tour Bacardy Party in Turkey - after the Rolling Stone at Suite Guetta in paris - Create a float for L'Oreal (100% colors) at the Techno Parade in Paris. ´ 2004 - Night in Tunisia in Tunis, for the launch of LG phones - Night at the Caves Du Roi inCourchevel - Entertainment for Mother's Day in Pointe à Pitre in Guadeloupe at the mall Destreland, 4000 + roses available for three days! ´ Parade in the city and the beaches of St. Tropez for Independence Day - NRJ Music Award Party at La Villette in Paris - Geneva Lake Parade - Parade Gruissan Beach - Reception for the 12th anniversary of Pacha Porto Portugal - Launch Party for new programs in Istanbull - Nightlife in Zona club Moscow - Inauguration of the Cabaret at Casino of Menton - Electro Night at the Odeon in Tunis and Sousse in Tunisia Rediguana - Christmas Parade Destreland Guadeloupe. ´ 2005 - Created by KKO his own production company DIALLO Company - Hewlett Packard party racecourse in Cagnes sur Mer - Ibiza Casino Party de Deauville - - Electromind Festival at Grammont Montpellier - Evening CHIVAS party in Castel of Paris – Party in Summer Residence at the Cotton Club in Hammamet - Cocoon Party in IBIZA with dj Sven Vath - Launch Party of vodka Absolute Raspberry "Sukkar Dar Marrakech - DJ Sven Vath's Birthday at Cocoon Club Frankfurt – Opening of International Film Festival of Marrakech at Pacha with Victoria April and closing Party in Dar Sukkar with Luz Casal - Summer Residence Party at Cotton Club in Hammamet, Tunisia - Geneva Lake Parade - Convention France Telecom at Eurodisney - Christmas Show for Sanofi laboratories at the Zenith in Montpellier - Christmas show for AIR FRANCE in Paris EURODISNEY. ´ 2006 - Creation of the Moroccan team of White Nights in Marrakech - Tour promotional web server ALICE 50 dates in all of France - New design of the bottle SMIRNOFF 35 dates throughout France - Palo Alto Evenings in Megeve - Inauguration Line Montpellier tramway Jacou - BURN evening in Istanbul - the 30th anniversary of Night DISCO to Frejus Arena - Opening Festival SOL Y ´ WHITE SENSATION PARTY HOLLAND AND BLACK PARTY FIRST WHITE SENSATION FRANKFURT FIESTA Leucate - Evening CLUB MAD Lausanne - Launch of the new SEAT in Pointe a Pitre in Guadeloupe - Launch Party for new programs in Istanbul TV3 - ´ Launch of Pink TV channel in Martinique- Inauguration of the crossing Fort de France / Pointe à Pitre, Martinique - Disney Animation's booth at the show Buisness Solution Heavent de Paris - Spectacle Christmas at the company's headquarters in Geneva ROLEX. ´ 2007 - Animation of General Council Stand of Vaucluse in the Paris Fair - Entertainment for launch MERCEDES Casino de Neris les Bains - Tour Ballantine's 30 dates throughout France - Animation Festival INOX Toulouse - Tour SMIRNOFF 20 dates throughout France - Mandelieu Congress DELL - CLUB MED EVENT Party in Cannes - Geneva LAKE PARADE - Techno Parade in Paris - The First Moscow - Opening Côté Beach Grande Motte
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