Poetry / Maud Le Pladec

Contemporary and experimental

The Centre Pompidou

Until Fri Mar 29

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How does music influence movement? Which comes first, the gesture or the sound? How do notes become dance? These are the questions that run through the work of Maud Le Pladec, a choreographer and dancer who trained with Mathilde Monnier. Her latest work, ‘Poetry’, is a 50-minute choreography based on the musical score for Fausto Romitelli’s ‘Trash TV Transe’. On the stage, a duo of dancers (Maud herself and Julien Gallée Ferré) are accompanied by the guitarist Tom Pauwels. The piece is above all performative, with musical riffs seeming to take over the dancers' bodies, shaking them, guiding them and giving them rhythm… or is it the other way around, and the bodies lead the music? The question remains.

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Address:
The Centre Pompidou Rue Saint-Martin
4e
Paris

Opening hours:
11am-9pm (last entry 8pm) Mon, Wed-Sun (until 11pm some exhibitions)
Price:
Museum & exhibitions €10-€12; €8-€9 reductions; free under-18s, 1st Sun of mth (museum only). PMP
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1. The Centre Pompidou
  - Rue Saint-Martin
    4e
    Paris
  - 48.860730,2.351185