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photo Patrick Galbats<\/p><\/div>\n

Rebirth-death-birth<\/p>\n

A lullaby in the womb<\/p>\n

Swim! towards the voice<\/p>\n

like a salmon up the river<\/p>\n

Hello again Welcome!<\/p>\n

Mayu is a solo dance piece with a live music performance. The piece is about \u00a0rebirth (rebecoming)\u00a0 – A life-death \u00a0spiral or rather a rhizome. The title \u201cmayu\u201d means \u201criver\u201d in Quechua (the language from the Andes) and in\u00a0 Japanese the same word means \u201csilkworm cocoon\u201d. The piece tries to embark on a journey\u00a0 in this\u00a0 river of life-death that goes in and out of the womb-cocoon again and again.<\/p>\n

Dance: Yuko Kominami Music: Tom\u00e1s Tello Light: Elric Vanpouille<\/p>\n

Coproduction: opderschmelz<\/p>\n

Subvention: Fondation Ind\u00e9pendance<\/p>\n

Created in residency at Trois C\u00a0-L<\/p>\n

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