Operabus tour with "Adventice"
From 01 December 2024 to 15 December 2024/ France / Angerville - Manéglise - Steenwerck
Avakym, a shaman with supernatural powers, brings plants to life through his music and teaches the art of manipulating them. After being inspired by incantations, Hortens, a weed with a childish character, accumulates clumsiness and must face a threatening proliferation of wild grasses. The situation seems to turn into a disaster when Avakym comes to lend a hand to her creature...
Immersive show in the Operabus
Adventice is a musical and visual piece composed of baroque repertoire, cartoons and video installations. The stage device brings together a cellist actor playing on stage acoustically, with a fictional character made in 3D and 2D animation. The two characters evolve in a video and sound environment that adorns the constructions of the stage sets and the room. The spectator is thus positioned at the heart of the set which will animately echo the musical narration.
With the idea of "taking care of the living", the play takes the form of a fairytale and enchantment, featuring varieties of common weeds. Reviving the tradition of opera librettos, through a series of tableaux, Tristan Alexandre wishes to take a look at these often "unloved" plants but also the spiritual links between Man and nature. Baroque music is the privileged link between the stage and the animation. It reminds us that sensitivity and scientific interest in plants were the subject of mannerist, naturalistic and symbolic creations.
With the support of the CNC, SPEDIDAM, in co-production with Le Phénix scène nationale de Valenciennes and Le Volcan scène nationale du Havre.
For this tour, the Opérabus will go to Angerville from December 1 to 3, 2024,
then in Manéglise from 5 to 7 December,
to finish in Steenwerck on December 14 and 15, 2024.
Artistic creation team:
CAST: alternating Edouard Catalan and Pierre Descamps, cello
CREATOR: Tristan Alexandre
MUSICAL DIRECTION: Yannick Lemaire
ACTING: Mickael Bouffard-Veilleux
SOUND: Esteban Fernandez
HOST: Benjamin Chauvet | Tristan Alexandre - France | Frederic Vervisch - France | Juliette Paolucci | Meï-Leen Giraud
ALTERNATIVE CONTROLLER: Olivier Drouet |Tatiana Vilela Dos Santos
SETS & PAINTINGS: Caroline Chopin | Jerome Benoit | Chris Falaise
Immersive show in the Operabus
Adventice is a musical and visual piece composed of baroque repertoire, cartoons and video installations. The stage device brings together a cellist actor playing on stage acoustically, with a fictional character made in 3D and 2D animation. The two characters evolve in a video and sound environment that adorns the constructions of the stage sets and the room. The spectator is thus positioned at the heart of the set which will animately echo the musical narration.
With the idea of "taking care of the living", the play takes the form of a fairytale and enchantment, featuring varieties of common weeds. Reviving the tradition of opera librettos, through a series of tableaux, Tristan Alexandre wishes to take a look at these often "unloved" plants but also the spiritual links between Man and nature. Baroque music is the privileged link between the stage and the animation. It reminds us that sensitivity and scientific interest in plants were the subject of mannerist, naturalistic and symbolic creations.
With the support of the CNC, SPEDIDAM, in co-production with Le Phénix scène nationale de Valenciennes and Le Volcan scène nationale du Havre.
For this tour, the Opérabus will go to Angerville from December 1 to 3, 2024,
then in Manéglise from 5 to 7 December,
to finish in Steenwerck on December 14 and 15, 2024.
Artistic creation team:
CAST: alternating Edouard Catalan and Pierre Descamps, cello
CREATOR: Tristan Alexandre
MUSICAL DIRECTION: Yannick Lemaire
ACTING: Mickael Bouffard-Veilleux
SOUND: Esteban Fernandez
HOST: Benjamin Chauvet | Tristan Alexandre - France | Frederic Vervisch - France | Juliette Paolucci | Meï-Leen Giraud
ALTERNATIVE CONTROLLER: Olivier Drouet |Tatiana Vilela Dos Santos
SETS & PAINTINGS: Caroline Chopin | Jerome Benoit | Chris Falaise
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