Work in progress...
Àddina brings together nine dancers from Asia and Latin America to embody the mosaic of the contemporary world and explore a shared collective memory: that of emancipation. Together, they will work from so-called academic dance forms, shaped by imposed hierarchies and codified traditions—legacies some of them have inherited—in order to reconnect, through movement, with their identities and individuality.
On stage, each dancer will gradually reveal their deepest nature, drawing on their culture, the musicality of their language, and the memory of their gestures. As the performance unfolds, a constellation of distinct individual identities emerges. We witness the birth of a mixed-heritage ensemble, united through movement, revealing the richness and diversity of our shared humanity—celebrating our differences while illuminating our collective strength and radiance.
No upcoming representation.
Amala Dianor is associated artist to Maison de la Culture of Grenoble MC2: since 2025. He was associated artist to Touka Danses, CDCN Guyane, France (2021-2024) and Théâtre de Macon, France (2021-24) ; Les Quinconces - l’Espale, scène nationale le Mans, France (2021-2024).
Cie Amala Dianor / Kaplan, sustained by French State - DRAC Pays de la Loire and Town of Angers. Since 2020, it is receiving the support of BNP Paribas Foundation.