![Beckett’s Travelling Opera, اپرای مسافر بکت is an opera performance that moves through space instead of staying on a stage, letting the architecture become part of the experience.Bodies shift, fall, and rise, creating a kind of living choreography around repetition and endurance.Inspired by Acts Without Words I & II by Samuel Beckett and The Last Judgment by Michelangelo, it brings together theatre, dance, music, and visual art. Voices, different languages, and sound mix with sculpture and painting to create a shared, immersive atmosphere.It’s really about feeling movement, silence, and transformation together.In this project, we had the chance to work with incredible people and almost lived inside the opera itself, rehearsing intensively for two months. I truly couldn’t have done it without all of you, and we are so grateful to work alongside such talented souls.Choreography & Direction: Parisa MousaviProduction team: Parisa Mousavi, Alice Dang, Paulina Cottanceau, Jule HeinzelmannSculpture: Adrien Besson, Helena Heras, Liz Saba, Mathis PoguPainting: Alec Figura, Raphaël GallegoArchitecture & Scenography: Fanchon Voisin, Jule HeinzelmannText: Alice Dang, Josif Sina, Raphaëlle Nordmann, Nadine Norman,Dance: Pauline Cottanceau, Mihyun Ko, Simon Berthoud Assa, Parisa MousaviMusic: Anton BennentPhotography: Anastasia ShirokovaActing: Raphaëlle Nordmann, Josif SinaDeclamation: Naomi Xila-XulisSolo Singing: Josif SinaSinging: Sujin Kim, Yerin Lee, Seung Won Kwon, Raphaëlle Nordmann, Da Yeong Choi, Jules SaccoSpatial Performance: Da Yeong Choi, Alice Dang, Jule Heinzelmann, Hao Hsu, Sujin Kim, Yerin Lee, Xristilla Lestienne, Ilona Plissoneau, Jules SaccoVideo: Kamyar Vaghef, Floriane Peguy, Pierre-Louis BacqSound Recording: Lucas Allex, Alexandre Houy, Clément PinierCostume: Pauline Cottanceau,Sandrine Courtonne, Héloïse CannacDrawing credits: Raphaël GallegoA huge thanks to Guillaume Paris, Alice Thomine Berrada, and Martin Delalande and collection part of beaux arts de paris and Estelle Lambert for all their curatorial amazing help for making this happen.9-10 April — 18:15Chapelle des Beaux-Arts14 rue Bonaparte, 75006]()
Beckett’s Travelling Opera, اپرای مسافر بکت is an opera performance that moves through space instead of staying on a stage, letting the architecture become part of the experience.
Bodies shift, fall, and rise, creating a kind of living choreography around repetition and endurance.
Inspired by Acts Without Words I & II by Samuel Beckett and The Last Judgment by Michelangelo, it brings together theatre, dance, music, and visual art. Voices, different languages, and sound mix with sculpture and painting to create a shared, immersive atmosphere.
It’s really about feeling movement, silence, and transformation together.
In this project, we had the chance to work with incredible people and almost lived inside the opera itself, rehearsing intensively for two months. I truly couldn’t have done it without all of you, and we are so grateful to work alongside such talented souls.
Choreography & Direction: Parisa Mousavi
Production team: Parisa Mousavi, Alice Dang, Paulina Cottanceau, Jule Heinzelmann
Sculpture: Adrien Besson, Helena Heras, Liz Saba, Mathis Pogu
Painting: Alec Figura, Raphaël Gallego
Architecture & Scenography: Fanchon Voisin, Jule Heinzelmann
Text: Alice Dang, Josif Sina, Raphaëlle Nordmann, Nadine Norman,
Dance: Pauline Cottanceau, Mihyun Ko, Simon Berthoud Assa, Parisa Mousavi
Music: Anton Bennent
Photography: Anastasia Shirokova
Acting: Raphaëlle Nordmann, Josif Sina
Declamation: Naomi Xila-Xulis
Solo Singing: Josif Sina
Singing: Sujin Kim, Yerin Lee, Seung Won Kwon, Raphaëlle Nordmann, Da Yeong Choi, Jules Sacco
Spatial Performance: Da Yeong Choi, Alice Dang, Jule Heinzelmann, Hao Hsu, Sujin Kim, Yerin Lee, Xristilla Lestienne, Ilona Plissoneau, Jules Sacco
Video: Kamyar Vaghef, Floriane Peguy, Pierre-Louis Bacq
Sound Recording: Lucas Allex, Alexandre Houy, Clément Pinier
Costume: Pauline Cottanceau,Sandrine Courtonne, Héloïse Cannac
Drawing credits: Raphaël Gallego
A huge thanks to Guillaume Paris, Alice Thomine Berrada, and Martin Delalande and collection part of beaux arts de paris and Estelle Lambert for all their curatorial amazing help for making this happen.
9-10 April — 18:15
Chapelle des Beaux-Arts
14 rue Bonaparte, 75006
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