Spectacle - HOLY

PARIS -
Le 8 novembre 2018 -
Mona Bismarck Center //

 

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Holy est une chorégraphie interprétée par Shlomi Tuizer et inspirée du poème emblématique d’Allen Ginsberg, Howl. Écrit en 1955, le poème est un cri de protestation contre la notion de conformité qui prend le pas sur l’âme et un hymne pour sanctifier tout ce qui touche le corps et l’esprit.

Mona Bismarck Center
34 avenue de New York, 75016 - M° Alma - Marceau (9)
Le 8 novembre 2018 à 19h
Tarifs : 12€

 

Published on 8 octobre 2018 à 10:37 by Camille L.

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