Potomitan danse

rue du Port du Four, salle du carré d'argent

Driven by a common impulse, three performers begin a dance that is both powerful and fragile. Their bodies support one another, fall, and play with gravity in an atmosphere pierced by breaths and words. Each of their movements becomes a narrative, that of the women called Potomitan in Creole, those mothers “pillars” who carry the family with strength and resilience. In an electro-acoustic ambience, the trio exults to the intoxication of liberation. Nourished by its Guadeloupean roots, the chore…