International premiere

Simon Senn met Rohee Uberoi, an Indian dancer, during an online artistic residency in Bangalore. Together, they decided to record and encode the movement of Bharatanatyam, an age-old dance of  which Uberoi is a practitioner. This process would however prove to be at odds with the traditions of her teaching… Their performance recounts both their experiences of this attempt, repeatedly blurring the boundaries between ancient rituals and modern technologies, identities and digital archives, traditions, transculturality and self-perception.

Innovative and challenging. A show that bridges tradition and modern technology to deliver a memorable experience.

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Artistic Collaboration: Dominique Godderis-Chouzenoux, Viviane Pavillon

Production: Théâtre Vidy-Lausanne, Compagnie Simon Senn

Coproduction: Actoral, festival international des arts et des écritures contemporaines with the collaboration of Citadelle
With the support of: Ville de Genève, Loterie Romande, Fondation Ernst Göhner, Fondation Leenaards

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