Cirque - A.N.G.S.T. + Mahamat

Back somersaults on a wire for Lucas Bergandi; a somersault from engineer to acrobat for Mahamat Fofana. Between knowing his fear and bending the line of his destiny, Clément Dazin directs two portraits that are as engaging as they are aerial. An inventive craftsman of group pieces, Clément Dazin is also the author of intimate portraits that link prowess to the personal stories of artists. Together with Lucas Bergandi, they created the duo A.N.G.S.T., dedicated to fear. In this pas de deux between wire and juggling, Lucas and Clément break a taboo and dance merrily on our nerves to explore this ambiguous feeling, which can be a guarantee of survival or a harmful force. Another part of the evening, Mahamat is a solo for 'acrobat-engineer'. Written by four hands, it uses dance, acrobatics and words to tell the story of Mahamat Fofana, born in Côte d'Ivoire and destined for a brilliant future as an engineer, but drawn elsewhere by his passion for the circus. Social pressure, family debt, culture shock... Getting back on your feet requires more than physical agility. What if the circus was first and foremost an art of living?