Pornic. The successful assembly of dance and visual arts, Thursday, at the amphitheater

In the beginning was B-Gaïa, a show created in 2008. In a pure world where the elements flowed in perfect harmony, Man burst in and plans to control everything. The disruption of Gaia is approaching and the four elements rebel against Man, whose extreme demands will transform into great helplessness in the face of his own stupidity.

The Gaïa 2.0 show is the second part of this universal reflection, a creation guided by “the desire to question the place of technological developments in our daily lives, their influences and, in this context, the meaning of the word Humanity”, explains the author, choreographer and scenographer Mickaël Six.

Four talented dancers – Sami Loviat-Tapie, Marius Fanaca, Maurin Bretagne and David Owel – retrace the adventure of this “Humanity”, to better imagine the challenges to come, in a very inventive creation, where dance and image video intersect and respond to each other.

Thursday, January 23, at 8:30 p.m., Gaïa 2.0, at the Thomas-Narcejac amphitheater, rue Rotislaw-Loukianoff. Duration: 1 hour. From 10 years old. Price: €11; reduced: €5.