8 july > 11 july

_p/\rc__

Name: _p/\rc__
Start: 2026-07-08
End: 2026-07-11
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Collection Lambert, 5 rue Violette, 84000 Avignon

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This choreographic show, created by Éric Minh Cuong Castaing, Aloun Marchal and Marine Relinger, unfolds at the heart of the collections, in the continuity of the work carried out by Compagnie Shonen with the Collection Lambert around the themes of inclusion and care.

With _p/\rc__, the audience is invited into a space with renewed standards, from which specific dances are born, associating children with motor disorders and dancers of varying abilities. Some performers pilot their stage avatars: telepresence robots. Alternative motor skills meet. Dancers become prostheses, toboggans, living merry-go-rounds. Robots push, pull, take care of children, initiate singular danced corps-à-corps. What is the difference between "presence" and "telepresence"? What does it mean to be "accessible"? The spectators, invited to explore the museum space as closely as possible to these interdependent dances, use their actions and movements to shake up this strange interior park, outside the norm.