R.A.M.a
What separates Jean, 78 years old, and Hugues, barely 23 years old, is their bodies, their experiences, their generations. Fabrice Ramalingom, halfway between them, questions their confrontation, draws their relationship, between competition and complementarity.
SynopsisGénérations – battle of portraits was born following another piece by Fabrice Ramalingom, in which two men, a young man and an old man, confronted themselves. His desire is to push the question of intergenerational relations further. Often it is a struggle of opposing characters: knowledge, experience, and majesty for one; ardour, innocence, and explosion for the other. This confrontation is more peaceful here; the two dancers offer the best of themselves while trying to move the other. Between these two bodies, there is a third, invisible body: that of the choreographer. He is the link between the two and must find his place without being present. With Générations, Fabrice Ramalingom questions the passage of time: How to live with what one is, is no longer, and is not yet?
Concept·Direction·Choreography
Fabrice Ramalingom is a choreographic artist: choreographer, dancer, performer, transmitter, teacher, pedagogue, playwright, etc... After studying at the National Center for Contemporary Dance in Angers, he began his career as a dancer-performer with Dominique Bagouet and Trisha Brown and then continued with Hervé Robbe, Benoît Lachambre, Boris Charmatz and Anne Collod.
Within the R.A.M.a company, which he founded in 2006, he created 15 pieces in which he questions the notions of living together and emancipation. Fabrice also collaborates with artists from other disciplines such as directors Marc Baylet, Jean-Michel Ribes, Vincent Ecrepont, musician Maguelone Vidal, director Valérie Donzelli, directors Olivier Ducatel and Jacques Martineau, writer Emmanuelle Bayamack- Tam and singer Vanessa Paradis.
Conception·
Choreography ｜ Fabrice Ramalingom
Dancers ｜ Jean Rochereau, Hugues Rondepierre et Fabrice Ramalingom
Lighting ｜ Romain de Lagarde
Sound ｜ Matthieu Doze
Video ｜ Sébastien Casino assisté de Boris Proust
Technical Direction ｜ Bastien Pétillard
Production Management ｜ Luc Paquier
Production ｜ R.A.M.a
Coproduction ｜ La Maison CDCN Uzès Gard Occitanie and Théâtre de Nîmes with the support of ville de Pont-Saint-Esprit and Région Occitanie; Paris Réseau Danse ; La Manufacture CDCN Nouvelle-Aquitaine Bordeaux ● La Rochelle
Surrounding himself within RAMa with collaborators from different countries and backgrounds, Fabrice Ramalingom signs pieces that are so many pretexts/spaces where he likes to summon paradoxes such as man and animal, community and individuality, presence and absence.
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