Collateral Damage Company: Us, You, Me, Living?

How does it feel to be human? Understand, and lose it all in a journey that explores movement hand in hand with words and emotions. Open closed doors and explore the alien unveiling from human interactions and miscommunication. Dancing the absurdity of today’s miscommunication along the emotionally conflicted human poetry, stumbling into controversy, if not disagreement, without forgetting to fall in love, to lust and play the waiting game, Us, You, Me, Living? shamelessly unveils communication behind closed doors, an everyday struggle that reaches all and no one:

One scene, three performers, and the tumultuous sea of the emotional overwhelming. The pedestrian frames a poetic catharsis, while dance flirts with the physically hyperbolic. Fragmentation becomes key over a dinner that surely announces the contemporary hecatomb of feelings. The intrapersonal becomes public, the body’s exhaustion an irremediable urgency.

Premiered as part of the Resolution Festival, at The Place Theatre on 16th January 2020.

Choreography

Lara Fournier in collaboration with Llewelyn Lewis

Dance Performers

Lara Fournier & Llewelyn Lewis

Spoken Word Performer/Poet

Cindy Fournier

Photographer & Filmmaker, Film/Editing Collaborator

Beatrice Belletti

Film & Sound Post-Production/Communication Manager

Cindy Fournier

Technical Manager

Marco Cifre Quatresols

Costumes Designer

Lara Fournier

Performance Filming

The Place Theatre Technical Team

Post-Performance Editing

Lara Fournier

Photography by ©Beatrice Belletti

With SPECIAL THANKS TO Corine Fournier, Gilles Fournier, Beatrice Belletti, Mélissa Anchisi, Troy Wise, Anna-Line Massot, Rick Guzman & Inga Skopnick for their indispensable voices.

As well as to Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance.

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