Organization

Choreography by

Stage director (+3)

Pina Bausch

Stage director

Collaborator

Set designer (+2)

Rolf Borzik

Hans Pop

Set designer

Costume designer

Opéra National de Paris

Ballet

Paris Opera Ballet

Dancer (+1)

Charlotte Ranson

Judith

Léonore Baulac

Soprano

Koharu Yamamoto

Mickaël Lafon

Bluebeard

Takeru Coste

Alexandre Boccara

Palais Garnier

Marion Cito

In a castle whose floor is littered with dead leaves, a man compulsively plays a tape recorder. Surrounded by figures that haunt him, he listens, rewinds and listens again to the music of Bluebeard. Created in 1977, Pina Bausch's piece, which enters the Ballet's repertoire this season, transforms Bartók's opera into a wild and intense ritual: that of a man confronting his thirst for power, his desires and his fantasies. Perrault's original fairy tale is the inspiration for this major Tanztheater piece. Men and women dive headlong into a choreography that exposes the violence and absurdity of human relationships. The compulsive nature of desire becomes a principle of writing: locked in a series of gestures repeated to the point of exhaustion or explosion, Pina Bausch's tragic characters draw us into a breathless world where seduction and domination converge.

Barbe-Bleue (Pina Bauch)

Paris

France

Barbe-Bleue (Pina Bauch): A kékszakállú herceg vára Bartók

Staged

Opera

Bluebeard's Castle

Dans un château dont le sol est couvert de feuilles mortes, un homme actionne un magnétophone de manière compulsive. Entouré de figures qui le hantent, il éc...

Approved

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