Cabaret Creation: 60 minutes
• Choreographed by Julot Etienne
• Co-staging by Maria Monedero• Decorating an Designing by Vincent Muteau and Leila Amirouche
• Costume by Fabienne Desflèches
• Lighting by Nicolas Burnier• Music by music department
The show is taken place in Karaoke bar, where five young Khmer who in turn reveal their personalities, their dreams or nightmares. Two presenter agitators and a musician who will connect them emotionally to the past of their people and great martyr accompany these figures.| File | Description | File size |
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 Royaumes Tour Schedule (Fr) | October - December 2010 | 74 Kb |
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Creation / 60 minutes
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This show tells a modern tale. It is a simple story, but one that uncovers the reality of Cambodia in a process of radical transformation. New urban developments attract youths who are looking for a job, comfort, and modern life. When they come back to their hometown in the countryside, a gulf has grown between those who have copied modern images of the city, and those who stayed to cultivate the rice fields in a rural environment and remained true to their traditions.
Between confrontation and seduction, reunion and discovery, this show explores traditional aspects of Khmer society and its ever growing modernity through a rich and varied acrobatic work, with humor and poetry.
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