| Where |
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| Framework | |
| Creation and performance | Tilhenn Klapper |
| Performance | Anaïs Barras |
| Music | Pablo Altar |
| Production | crème soleil |
| Thanks to | Maison des Métallos (Paris) |
Crème Soleil, Tilhenn Klapper et Félix Touzalin, "Horse Pill"
© Photo : Célia Boutilier
Horse Pill
crème soleil
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Combining dance, music, theatre and visual arts, Horse Pill revisits the stories and myths around the gold rush and parodies the archetypes of territorial conquest, casting a critical eye on its social and ecological impacts. Mimicking cowboys and other conquering figures of the West, the five characters summon the ghosts of dead animals who share the stage with them. The performers substitute the traditionally violent quest for power and control over land, the living, and the dead, for an attitude of care towards them. Playing on the idiomatic French expression ‘remède de cheval’, the performance proposes a ‘horse pill’ to remedy a painful history of violence.