Adaptation in concert version 

The ensemble L'Instant Donné and Frédéric Sonntag guide us into the world of the novelist Lutz Bassmann (alias Antoine Volodine). 

Aurélien Dumont's lacy compositions of silence accompany us. Three characters walk in the dark. They must learn to walk together in a world without light where they face the darkness and the oddities of time. This one does not flow in a familiar way, it stretches or shrinks, but above all, it stops, it does not end. To measure the hours, the trio take turns telling each other stories. They are disturbing and bizarre like bad dreams, and all of them are interrupted before the end... 

To recreate Lutz Bassmann's universe of disaster, not devoid of absurd humor, Aurélien Dumont has composed a score that plays with words and silences, puts the senses on the alert and leaves the imagination free to soar. Black Village is a kind of literary bardo, inspired by the forty-nine day space between death and rebirth imagined by Tibetan Buddhists, a post-exotic show with a sense of humor of the absurd and the strange.

Mentions
Biography(s)
Location
Black Village
Aurélien Dumont, Frédéric Sonntag, L'Instant Donné, Lutz Bassmann
POSTPONED TO 21/09/21
Modulation
Concert
Thu. January 7, 2021 | 6:00 pm Friche la Belle de Mai (the Module)

DURATION
1h10

RATES
One time 5€. 

Distribution

Lutz Bassmann (alias Antoine Volodine)
text

Frédéric Sonntag
stage direction, set design

Aurélien Dumont
composition

Hélène Alexandridis
actress

L'Instant Donné
instrumental ensemble

Mayu Sato-Brémaud
flute

Caroline Cren
piano

Maxime Echardour
percussion

Saori Furukawa
violin

Elsa Balas
viola

Nicolas Carpentier
cello

Manuel Desfeux
light creation

Juliette Seigneur
scenography, costumes, accessories

Sylvaine Nicolas
general management