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Mystery 57 Climbing Over Elefsina


Contributors:

Artistic Director: Eleftherios Kechagioglou
Directed by: Gaëtan Levêque
Choreography: Christina Souyoultzi | and as it moves
Assistant Director: Damien Fournier
Production Executive: Mathilde Lajarrige

Dancers: Danai Pazirgiannidis, Natalia-Aglaia Barou, Ileana Pappa
Acrobats: Bahoz Temaux, Lucille Chalopin, Julia Tesson, Erika Matagne, Johnson Saint-Félix
Musicians: Stefanos Floras, Melina Vlachos, Madhi M’Kinini

Co-production: 2023 Eleusis European Capital of Culture & Le Plus Petit Cirque du Monde

The action is carried out with the support of the Embassy of France in Greece and the French Institute.

 

Information

Duration: 60 minutes

Ticket prices: general admission €10, reduced €5 (students, over 65), concessions (unemployed, people with disabilities and accompanying persons, actors)

Possibility of travel from the center of Athens to Elefsina and back. Reservation of seats here.

In the Framework:

The Climbing Over Elefsina programme, run under the artistic direction of Eleftherios Kechagioglou, directed by Gaëtan Levêque, and choreographed by Christina Sougioultzi, brings together three Greek contemporary dance and circus artists from the “Ki Omos Kineitai” (And Yet It Moves) company with five circus artists and three musicians from France’s Le Plus Petit Cirque du Monde (The Littlest Circus in the World) – that renowned school of the “dangerous arts” also known for its international arts exchanges – to create a work inspired by the inhabitants and urban landscapes of Elefsina and Bagneux, France.

This collective work is being realised in Elefsina’s communal spaces, with rehearsals open to be viewed by the public. In sum, this major work of artistic research and creation gathers together artists from the fields of contemporary dance, contemporary circus, and eastern and western Mediterranean music, all from Greece and France, for the creation of arts actions about public and private space, urban planning, and the multicultural social fabric of suburban cities. The initial research phases of this action were undertaken in October 2021 and June 2022.

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