Carmen

Forget the Spain of the 19th century: the adaptation of the choreographer Laurent Drousie transposes the work of Bizet and Mérimée into the world of today. Carried by about fifteen young European talents, this version of Carmen leaves behind the drama of possession to explore the themes of independence and equality. Here, Carmen is no longer a tragic victim, but a contemporary woman who refuses to be defined by the gaze of others. On the music of Georges Bizet, the dancers of Europa Danse Company deploy an intense physical and emotional energy. This modern ballet, at the crossroads of classical and contemporary, questions our society: what if a woman's freedom was no longer punished? A show that invites us to see in this heroine a universal symbol of emancipation. Snack-Expo At 4:30 PM, as a family, share a creative visit of the 2nd exhibition of the Palace, in the company of our guide, and taste a good snack after the show. 5€ – Info page 23 A creation Europa Danse Company – Artistic direction, choreography Laurent Drousie – Musique Georges Bizet