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Dance

Indoor – Outdoor Dancewalks with Compagnie Neopost Foofwa

DANCEWALKS

New Delhi
4 Dec
Dancewalk – Retroperspectives
Voyage
KHOJ, 6 pm onwards
6 Dec
Dancewalk – Khirkee, 3:30 pm onwards

Aizawl
10 Dec
Dancewalk – Retroperspectives
Warehouse Cafe, Folkland Park, 7 pm
12 Dec
Voyage
Skating Rink, Folkland Park, 7 pm
14 Dec
DanceWalk, time TBC

Bengaluru
17 Dec
Dancewalk – Retroperspectives
Rangamandala Theater, 7 pm
19 Dec
Voyage
Attakkalari, 7pm
21 Dec
Dancewalk – Attakkalari Bengaluru
3pm onwards

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Foofwa d’Imobilité has danced for the Stuttgart Ballet and the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. As a choreographer since 1998, he has been recognized as an atypical creator.  

His latest project, Dancewalks, has seen him dance more than 600 kilometers in Switzerland, France, Italy, Russia, Bosnia-and-Herzegovina, Iran, Mali, Burkina-Faso, South Africa, China, and now India. 

On a three-week tour through Delhi, Aizawl and Bengaluru, his company, Neopost Foofwa, will carry out indoor and outdoor Dancewalks in each city. 

Indoor Dancewalks allow a more analytical or intimate presentation of dancewalking: Retroperspectives gives a LIVE history of the Dancewalks in movements, words and images, while Voyage proposes a journey towards freedom through a dance traveling within the enclosed space.  

The outdoor Dancewalk (on tour in DelhiAizawlBengaluru) involves dancing for several kilometers through a part of a city. It is also a social and politic-ethical act through art, joy and a sense of community. Accompanied by dancers of his company, working with local dancers, musicians and artists, as well as inviting anybody to join the dance through workshops and classes, Foofwa declares through this dance in the public space that each one of us can reclaim one’s freedom and pride of being unique. 

Foofwa d’Imobilité
(c) Gregory Batardon