Agenda(s)
To know the agenda of my activities: dates of performances, events, performances, workshops, this is the page to consult.
David Noir | Pardon je passe | Photo © Bernard Bousquet
Pardon! Coming through!
Sorry, coming through! You have no right to stop me from passing! I have nothing to reproach myself for. I've always been in order with the administration. I'm sorry!
David Noir | Cabaret | "Le bal rêvé du bal rêvé du bal rêvé du bal rêvé" by Alberto Sorbelli | Le Générateur | Photo © Philip Martin
Cabaret
Le Cabaret | The vital essence of the stage, an immoderate taste for exhibition, an obscene face-to-face encounter with the audience, immersion in murky waters and delicious spit.
Live Stage Stage | "Iconicum" | Photo © David Noir
Ballad post "Iconicum"
A walk backwards towards the birth of a collective improvisation based on the participatory performance Iconicum given to the Generator.
Live Stage Stage | "Iconicum" | Visual © David Noir
Iconicum
The principle of the "Iconicum" workshop is to improvise from compositions reconstituted live from master paintings or photographs.
"Fuck Balls" | Humans Without a Story | Visual © David Noir
Atheist and human, no fuss...
I'm not going to tell you what it says, because I hope it doesn't say anything, nothing that's being said anyway. No stories.
Ah the indignation! | Visual © David Noir
Ah the indignation! ... worship... punish... worship... punish...
How long will the indignation in its flamboyant expression last, when people start obeying and denying their identity again the very next day?
Where's Charlie? | David Noir
Where's Charlie? Or cheap solidarity.
Solidarity is not the display of single-mindedness. I will not be shouted any slogan that is not mine. Not Charlie tonight, not any other day.
Anne Dreyfus | Hommage au Grand écart | Montage © David Noir
The big gap
In the theater of degradation... we go to great lengths to chain together beautiful images "in homage to..." At the Generator, we put our strength into the art of creation.
The "Scrap" Audience | Brain and Civilization at Work | David Noir | Photo © Karine Lhémon | The Generator
Self civilization: the brain is the anvil
The civilization of the individual is a personal act that leads him to question his own situation between savagery and the "product" of culture.
