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She had two children, one of which she lost in a carĪccident. Thing in the world, telling her students that “love is the only thing that After a short time in America, she leaves again, this time Implement her style in the choreography she worked on, adding elements from Years to start working in the dance industry professionally. Isadora inherited the love for culture and art thanks to So she leaves school and starts giving dance lessons. She quickly understood that the way for her to succeed is by teaching others, Isadora lives with her mother and sisters in poverty. After her birth, her parents got divorced, and herįather lost his treasure. But who was she?īorn in France in 1877, Isadora was the youngest of fourĬhildren in a rich family. Philosophizing, her personal tragedies, her death, and many other conspiracies She had her bad moments, like her Wagnerian She countered controversy during her lifetime, but sheĬontinued to influence dance. The best way to explain her technique is “a beauty of

Institution, or in any other way possible. She inspired people to express themselves through dance, be it in a classical Her influence transcended dance movements. She inspired people to express themselves through dance, be it in a classical institution, or in any other way possibleĪnytime you read something about Isadora Duncan, the term

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Depuis 2019 et pour des raisons écologiques, Jérôme Bel réinterroge ses pratiques de production et de diffusion, notamment en ne prenant plus l’avion.Her influence transcended dance movements. À Vidy, il a présenté Gala (2017, reprise en 2018), Rétrospective et Conférence sur rien lors de Programme Commun 2019, et Danses pour une actrice (Valérie Dréville) en 2020.

s du Theater Hora zurichois à partager leurs danses et leurs histoires.

Ou encore Disabled Theater, dans lequel il invite les acteurs Plus tard, ses pièces, poursuivant leur ouverture à ce qui habituellement n’a pas sa place dans un théâtre, se firent documentaires: Véronique Doisneau (2004), une commande de l’Opéra de Paris, voit une danseuse du ballet raconter son expérience dans l’institution. Jérôme Bel est un chorégraphe français dont les premières œuvres, dans les années 90, exploraient la théâtralité littérale du moindre geste: chaque apparition ou mouvement valait pour ce qu’il était littéralement, faisant de la scène le lieu d’une observation attentive, recentrée et évocatrice en défaisant le spectaculaire. Combining choreographic knowledge and movements, spoken moments and danced solos, the piece elegantly highlights the common ground between the French choreographer's critique of the spectacular and Isadora Duncan’s powerful intuitions: dance is a tool for emancipation.

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It draws on Duncan's autobiography, Ma Vie, and the magnetic and eloquent dance of Elisabeth Schwartz to revive the memory of free dance and the topicality of its critical potential.

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It is part of the series of portraits he has devoted to dancers since 2004, while being the first dedicated to a deceased artist. Jérôme Bel created this piece for Elisabeth Schwartz, a dancer and specialist of Isadora Duncan's work. Her atypical choreographies and her adventurous and heterodox life made her one of the most intriguing and exciting figures of the early 20 th century. But she also participated in the social emancipation of the female body, favouring a liberated relationship with interiority and nature. Barefoot and in light tunics, she was a radical innovator, permanently freeing dance from the conventional shackles of Romantic ballet. Isadora Duncan was thus a pioneer of modern dance, definitively laying the foundations of contemporary dance.