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MDLD Programme 18 19.Pdf SOMMAIRE M 16 Compagnie Wang Ramirez 40-41 D 9 S 2 Deborah Colker V 29 Le Retour d’Ulysse 84-85 L 27 Patrice Thibaud CALENDRIER M 17 Compagnie Wang Ramirez L 10 D 3 S 30 Le Retour d’Ulysse M 28 Patrice Thibaud PAGES J 18 Compagnie Wang Ramirez M 11 José Montalvo 54-55 L 4 D 31 Le Retour d’Ulysse M 29 FUGUE VR, RÉALITÉ MIXTE 28 V 19 Compagnie Wang Ramirez M 12 José Montalvo M 5 AVRIL J 30 Du 13 au 23 sept. S 20 Compagnie Wang Ramirez J 13 José Montalvo M 6 L 1 V 31 Dans le cadre de la Biennale de la danse 2018 D 21 V 14 José Montalvo J 7 M 2 Le Retour d’Ulysse JUIN SEPTEMBRE L 22 Compagnie Wang Ramirez S 15 José Montalvo V 8 Cía Nacional de Danza 68-69 M 3 Le Retour d’Ulysse S 1 L 10 M 23 Compagnie Wang Ramirez D 16 S 9 Cía Nacional de Danza J 4 Le Retour d’Ulysse D 2 M 11 M 24 L 17 D 10 Cía Nacional de Danza V 5 L 3 M 12 J 25 M 18 Thierry Malandain 56-57 L 11 Cía Nacional de Danza S 6 M 4 Galactik Ensemble 92-93 V 26 M 19 Thierry Malandain M 12 Cía Nacional de Danza D 7 M 5 Galactik Ensemble J 13 S 27 Cabaret Citoyen 8 J 20 Thierry Malandain M 13 Cía Nacional de Danza L 8 CCN - Ballet de Lorraine 86-87 J 6 Galactik Ensemble V 14 Mourad Merzouki D 28 Cabaret Citoyen V 21 Thierry Malandain J 14 M 9 CCN - Ballet de Lorraine V 7 Galactik Ensemble Mourad Merzouki L 29 S 22 Thierry Malandain V 15 M 10 S 8 S 15 Journées européennes du patrimoine M 30 D 23 S 16 J 11 D 9 Défilé pour la paix M 31 L 24 D 17 V 12 L 10 D 16 Journées européennes du patrimoine NOVEMBRE M 25 L 18 S 13 M 11 Compagnie Arcosm 94-95 L 17 J 1 M 26 M 19 D 14 M 12 Compagnie Arcosm M 18 Mourad Merzouki V 2 J 27 M 20 L 15 J 13 Compagnie Arcosm Mourad Merzouki S 3 V 28 J 21 M 16 V 14 Compagnie Arcosm M 19 Alessandro Sciarroni D 4 S 29 V 22 M 17 S 15 Compagnie Arcosm Oona Doherty L 5 D 30 S 23 J 18 D 16 Mourad Merzouki M 6 Thomas Lebrun 42-43 L 31 D 24 V 19 L 17 J 20 Alessandro Sciarroni M 7 Thomas Lebrun 2019 L 25 S 20 M 18 Jeune Ballet du CNSMD de Lyon 98-99 Oona Doherty J 8 JANVIER M 26 D 21 M 19 Jeune Ballet du CNSMD de Lyon Mourad Merzouki Cirque Éloize 44-45 M 1 M 27 L 22 J 20 Jeune Ballet du CNSMD de Lyon V 21 V 9 M 2 J 28 M 23 V 21 (LA)HORDE Ballet de l’Opéra de Lyon / 48-49 Jeune Ballet du CNSMD de Lyon Mourad Merzouki - 31 p. 12 M. Cunningham J 3 MARS M 24 S 22 Samedis de la Maison #enfamille 96 Cirque Éloize S 22 Samedis de la Maison #enfamille V 4 V 1 J 25 D 23 S 10 Ballet de l’Opéra de Lyon / S 5 S 2 V 26 (LA)HORDE M. Cunningham D 6 D 3 S 27 D 23 Mourad Merzouki Cirque Éloize L 24 L 7 Dimitris Papaioannou 72-73 D 28 Partenaires 4 D 11 Ballet de l’Opéra de Lyon / L 4 Mourad Merzouki BIENNALE DE LA / DANSE M 8 Fabrice Ramalingom 58-59 Eugénie Rebetez 74-75 L 29 Pôle européen de création 5 M 25 M. Cunningham Attou, Gallois, Tokyo Gegegay L 12 M 9 Fabrice Ramalingom Dimitris Papaioannou M 30 M 5 Le labo aux amateurs 6-9 Mourad Merzouki M 13 Cirque Éloize J 10 Fabrice Ramalingom Eugénie Rebetez MAI La Maison numérique 22-23 M 26 Attou, Gallois, Tokyo Gegegay M 14 Cirque Éloize V 11 Fabrice Ramalingom M 6 M 1 Yoann Bourgeois J 15 Cirque Éloize S 12 Fabrice Ramalingom J 7 J 2 Les coulisses du visuel 32-33 Mourad Merzouki V 16 D 13 Adrien M & Claire B 76-77 V 3 Cirque Éloize V 8 Parcours danses urbaines 36-37 L 14 J 27 Attou, Gallois, Tokyo Gegegay S 17 Cirque Éloize Nach 78-79 S 4 Archipel postmodern 46-47 Yoann Bourgeois D 18 Cirque Éloize M 15 Hofesh Shechter 60-61 Nach D 5 S 9 Jeune public 100-101 Attou, Gallois, Tokyo Gegegay L 19 M 16 Hofesh Shechter Samedis de la Maison #krump L 6 V 28 Yoann Bourgeois M 20 Cirque Éloize J 17 Hofesh Shechter D 10 M 7 Artistes associés 102-103 S 29 Yoann Bourgeois M 21 Cirque Éloize V 18 Hofesh Shechter L 11 M 8 Les Clés de la danse 106-111 D 30 Yoann Bourgeois J 22 Cirque Éloize S 19 Hofesh Shechter M 12 Ballett Theater Basel 80-81 J 9 Accompagnement D 20 M 13 Ballett Theater Basel V 10 OCTOBRE V 23 Cirque Éloize pédagogique 112-113 L 1 S 24 Cirque Éloize L 21 J 14 Ballett Theater Basel S 11 La Maison pour tous 114-115 M 2 D 25 Cirque Éloize M 22 V 15 Ballett Theater Basel D 12 M 23 M 3 Dada Masilo 34-35 L 26 S 16 Ballett Theater Basel L 13 Infos pratiques 116-121 Ballet de l’Opéra de Lyon / J 4 Dada Masilo M 27 J 24 D 17 Ballett Theater Basel M 14 Ailey II 88-89 Abonnements 122-123 T. Brown 62-63 V 5 M 28 L 18 M 15 Ailey II Dada Masilo Batsheva Dance Company 50-51 Ballet de l’Opéra de Lyon / Partenaires spectacles 130-132 Dada Masilo J 29 Batsheva Dance Company V 25 M 19 J 16 Ailey II S 6 T. Brown L’équipe 135 Samedis de la Maison #dansesafricaines V 30 Batsheva Dance Company Ballet de l’Opéra de Lyon / M 20 V 17 Ailey II D 7 Dada Masilo DÉCEMBRE S 26 T. Brown J 21 Philippe Beau 82-83 S 18 Ailey II Donateurs et mécènes 136-139 L 8 S 1 Batsheva Dance Company Samedis de la Maison #postmodern 64-65 V 22 Philippe Beau D 19 M 9 D 27 Philippe Beau L 20 D 2 S 23 M 10 L 28 Samedis de la Maison #illusion M 21 Patrice Thibaud 90-91 L 3 Scolaires Complices J 11 Kyle Abraham 38-39 M 4 M 29 Deborah Colker 66-67 D 24 M 22 Patrice Thibaud L 25 Hors les murs V 12 Kyle Abraham M 5 Christian Rizzo 52-53 M 30 Deborah Colker J 23 Patrice Thibaud S 13 Kyle Abraham J 6 Christian Rizzo J 31 Deborah Colker M 26 V 24 Patrice Thibaud Biennale de la danse LÉGENDE D 14 V 7 Christian Rizzo FÉVRIER M 27 S 25 Patrice Thibaud Festival Sens Dessus Dessous L 15 S 8 Christian Rizzo V 1 Deborah Colker J 28 D 26 Vacances scolaires LA MAISON DE TOUTES ÉDITO LES DANSES ET DE TOUS LES PUBLICS ! Comme chaque saison, je retrouve avec un grand plaisir le moment privilégié d’échange avec le public que m’offrent l’édito et les présentations de saison. Ces rendez-vous sont extrêmement importants pour l’ensemble de l’équipe de la Maison de la Danse car notre première mission est de vous rencontrer, de vous comprendre pour mieux créer le lien avec les artistes et leurs œuvres. C’est une magnifique mission qui s’appuie sur des valeurs d’accueil, d’inclusion, de diversité et de qualité artistique. Cette année, nous avons confié l’image de notre saison au jeune collectif (LA)HORDE qui a bien compris l’ADN de la Maison de la Danse : une Maison qui aime la mémoire des arts et qui est en même temps tournée vers l’avenir. C’est la raison pour laquelle ils ont choisi pour l’image de notre saison de faire dialoguer les paysages classiques, la nature romantique avec les signes de nos vies actuelles, trépidantes et technologiques. C’est la Maison de toutes les danses, de toutes les émotions et de tous les publics. Nous aimons l’histoire de la danse et les créations d’aujourd’hui, nous aimons l’initiation aux œuvres pour les enfants et les rencontres très pointues avec les amateurs de création contemporaine, nous aimons les œuvres qui recherchent la beauté et celles qui cherchent le sens, nous aimons notre scène de la Maison de la Danse et notre scène numérique toujours plus innovante. Cette saison, la Maison de la Danse accueille la première mondiale de Vertikal, création très attendue de Mourad Merzouki dans le cadre de la 18e Biennale de la danse de Lyon. Nous développons aussi une collaboration exceptionnelle avec l’Opéra de Lyon en proposant un programme historique de pièces de Trisha Brown et en accueillant pour la première fois un opéra, Le Retour d’Ulysse de Monteverdi. Plusieurs ballets prendront en charge de grands récits : Noé par le Malandain Ballet Biarritz, Don Quixote par la Compagnie Nationale de Danse d’Espagne et Peer Gynt pour le Ballet de Bâle. Cette année vous pourrez découvrir tous les arts qui aiment dialoguer avec la danse : les arts visuels avec Dimitris Papaioannou, les arts numériques avec Claire Bardainne et Adrien Mondot, le théâtre d’ombres avec le virtuose Philippe Beau, le stand-up avec Eugénie Rebetez, les marionnettes avec William Kentridge, la performance avec Miguel Gutierrez, le mime avec Patrice Thibaud, le cirque avec le Galactik Ensemble.
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