En talleres

EN A percussionist and a dancer step into a space filled with ordinary objects, just waiting for an outstretched hand to bring them back to life. These objects become sound, sound becomes music, and music becomes dance. A dance from Andalusia: flamenco! En talleres is a place of possibility, where only creativity matters: a place of experimentation, humor, sleight of hand, footwork and wonder. Ancestral Andalusian magic is at work, and children, under the watchful eye of benevolent artists, let out their first “Olé!”

ES Un percusionista y una bailaora hacen sonar y bailar las cosas, que en este laboratorio cobran vida en nuevos usos. El taller es el espacio de lo posible, donde lo que no existía se hace realidad. Un lugar de dudas, reciclaje, asombro, humor, creación y puesta a punto. De juegos de manos y juegos de pies. Una trastienda escénica, abierta al público, que observa el pasado, el presente y lo que está por venir. Una revisión constante de todo lo que nos mueve y nos conmueve. En talleres niños y mayores vemos cómo el espectáculo nace y se hace.

as part of FlamencoFestival Esch

Viertel vor Nacht

When the night comes, you dream with your eyelids closed… and sometimes even opened! Isn’t it a multicolored rug dancing here? And over there, isn’t it a little thingamabob discreetly floating on stage? What’s sneaking up further away, shy, mysterious, funny and lively? With fabulous visual and sound concepts, the Florschütz & Döhnert company plays with the imagination of young people and adults. A piece of cloth is sometimes enough to reveal fascinating worlds. Worlds between dream and reality in which absurd and surprising beings, yearning for freedom, are endowed with lives of their own that have been unsuspected until now.


P’tits brunch du théâtre : on sunday, after or before the performance, have brunch with your kids and take part in a family workshop.

Performance at 11:00 or 15:00
Brunch 12:00 (to book via reservation.theatre@villeesch.staging.kudo.lu)
Parent-child workshop 13:00-14:30

Ima

5 characters appear on stage, their faces visibly marked by old age. Clumsy and rigid at first, this troupe becomes explosive and joyful when the masks come off, literally. Trained at the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in New York, Sofia Nappi draws on the gaga Israelian technique where, to bring about dancing, the intensity becomes almost animal-like. The energy circulates among the performers, from one to the other in a sensual and intimate impetus based on instinctive listening and letting go. Presented at the Venice Biennale, Ima expresses our desire to reconnect with ourselves and the sweet idea that age is just a number!

The Game – Grand Finale

With cards, online, in sports, in love, play is everywhere and always. Jill Crovisier also likes to play. The Luxemburgish choreographer explores the theme with 8 dancers. Because beyond sheer competition, playing opens up luminous breaches in daily life. Playing ensures spaces of freedom where you deploy your imagination. Playing sometimes creates occasions for human warmth. The Game – Grand Finale is a show designed to rethink our place in the world and experiment with new ways of living together.

One Shot

A worldwide figure of the hip-hop scene, Ousmane Sy – who suddenly passed away in 2020 – got inspired by the house dance discovered in the clubs of New York and Chicago. Like Queen Blood, which received a standing ovation last season at the Escher Theater, his ultimate show features an all-female cast, this time powered live by a DJ’s turntables. Playful and combative, with astonishing precision, those women launch themselves into audacious solos or become one. With the exhilarating energy of “battles”, they create a space of partying, self-expression and sharing in a furious desire to live.

Atelier de chants traditionnels luxembourgeois

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Animé par Manfred Logelin, cet atelier organisé en collaboration avec Sequenda Luxembourg vous propose une exploration des chants traditionnels luxembourgeois, offrant une immersion culturelle unique et enrichissante. Aucun niveau de langue ni d’expérience en chant n’est requis pour participer. Venez simplement avec votre enthousiasme et votre curiosité.

Astor Piazzolla : Tango Passion !

There is music playing, singing, dancing, and you are walking around the narrow streets of Buenos Aires tonight. Accompanied by an accordionist, a contrabassist and two virtuoso dancers, soprano Stephany Ortega brings to life the tireless inventiveness of Astor Piazzolla, the father of modern tango. This man achieved to capture the popular spirit of tango – a pillar of Argentinian culture – by expressing it through a new voice, with classic classical and jazz influences. The evening showcases a set of his most beautiful canciones to convey to us, with a little pop and electro touch, an endless source of emotions and sensuality.

 

United Ex + Hopp Ensemble

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Les chemins du tromboniste et compositeur de jazz sarrois Christof Thewes et du saxophoniste-compositeur italo-lorrain-luxembourgeois Luciano Pagliarini se sont déjà croisés par le passé, à l’occasion de projets musicaux d’une certaine envergure (ciné-concerts). Le samedi 24 février à 20h, on les découvre sur la scène de l’Ariston. Pour ce concert, Luciano et Christof évolueront en quartette, entourés du contrebassiste berlinois Jan Roder et du batteur luxembourgeois Michel Meis. Au programme: une musique éclectique, ouverte, dynamique et pleine de surprises…

Concert gratuit, réservation nécessaire

Musique Militaire Grand-Ducale

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Issu·es des Conservatoires des villes de Luxembourg, d’Esch-sur-Alzette et du Nord, les meilleur·es lauréat·es de l’examen national pour l’obtention du diplôme supérieur (année 2022/2023) sont placé·es sous le feu des projecteurs. Le public découvrira leurs talent et travail, avec le concours de la Musique Militaire Grand-Ducale.

Les solistes du gala des lauréats sont Katarzyna Kawinska au chant (Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg), Tracey Lamberty-Wohles à la trompette (Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg) Nicolas Leydenbach au piano (Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg) Catherine Origer à la flûte piccolo (Conservatoire de musique de la Ville d’Esch-sur-Alzette) et Raphaël Clement à la contrebasse (Conservatoire du Nord).

La Musique Militaire Grand-Ducale est placée sous la direction de son chef de la musique, le lieutenant-colonel Jean-Claude Braun.

Yumé

Inspired by Japanese tales, Yumé narrates the journey of a heroine whose shadow is stolen. An initiatory quest awaits her, filled with mysterious and magical creatures. On stage, a succession of shadow and light interplays plunges us into the protagonist’s dream. Around the dancer, items and garments come to life, masterfully held by four black-clad artists hidden in darkness. Invisible to the naked eye, Japanese tradition names them Kuroko. This art of illusion carries adults and children away to fantastical lands between ocean and mountains, to put, literally, our heads into the clouds.

Little theater brunches
On Sunday lunchtime, we offer you a brunch followed by a movie “Le château ambulant”. (Brunch : sold out)

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