Utopia utopias Rap#2 and Rap#3

Through the project Utopia, UtopiasDelphine Lanson aims to stimulate exchanges between artists of the body, the word and local residents. She invites pairs of artists to explore subjects that animate them, pushing them to the point of utopia. RAP, performative art performances are designed to arouse the curiosity of local residents, ignite a spark, generate the unexpected, and set body and mind in motion for an experience of sharing and embodied collective intelligence. The first of the two new RAPs, created for the Génération Seishun event, sees the actress physically embody the words of Mélissa Dossou, a former student of the Classe à horaires aménagés théâtre at the Hans Arp secondary school (Elsau). A world without borders questions transmission and emancipation. For the second, dancer Louis Gillard and circus artist Jorg Müller invent A World Without Adults. Following an immersion in a school environment, the duo drew on children's games to imagine the consequences of a Neverland Peter Pan style.

Graduate of the London and International School of Acting, Delphine Lanson spent 10 years co-directing the contemporary circus company Anomalie &... She believes in the complementarity of the arts, and is actively involved in research in this area. She shares her experience with Circus Next's emerging artists as a mentor, while also being a member of the scientific, artistic and pedagogical college of the Centre national des Arts du Cirque de Châlons-en-Champagne. She is also coordinator of the Hand to Hand European circus research project, supported by the Pôle national Cirque Châlons-en-Champagne - Grand Est. The actress, author, director and producer is a member of the committee of artists accompanying Kaori Ito's first term at the TJP. She presented My_Creature and played in Dear.