Circus in Africa : an Ivorian perspective
Auteurs : Dussollier, Claudine (Auteur)
Éditeur : Circostrada
Date de publication : 2020
Langue : Anglais
Description : 24 pages
Notes : Références : p. 24
Dépouillement du document :
Abidjan : the rallying force of circus, by Stéphane Segreto-Aguilar
The stakes and ralities of circus arts in Ivory Coast and Africa, by Claudine Dussollier
The RICA: a small festival and driving force for circus arts in West Africa
Pan-African collaboration is now underway for circus arts
Circus arts and art in the public space at the MASA
Assets and barriers in the development of circus arts
Circus arts and art in the public space: opportunities and outlook in Africa
Three African circus players team up on a co-production project
Overview of the companies who performed at RICA 2020
Professional corner : overview of the field’s players
La Fabrique Culturelle in Cocody and the RICA, Interview with Chantal Djédjé
Travelling clowns with strong ties to their territory: Zolobé company from Madagascar
Company N’Soleh, a concentrate of urban energy: interview with Massidi Adiatou
Puppetry in the public space: Interview with Ivoire Marionnettes and its artistic director, Soro Badrissa
Emergence of the national circus of Ivory Coast: interview with its creator, the choreographer Georges Momboye
Next meetings
Circus arts represented in African Capitals of Culture
Next edition of the RICA in March 202
Resources
Résumé :
This publication follows the third KAWHA meeting, which took place in Abidjan (Ivory Coast) from March 6 to 9 2020, in the frame of the third edition of the RICA – Intercultural Circus encounters – and the MASA – Abidjan Performing Arts Market. The meeting was organised by Circostrada, in partnership with La Fabrique Culturelle and the French Institute from Ivory Coast and gathered many African and European circus professionals, including a delegation of Circostrada members.
During these few days, participants could take part in a rich programme featuring among other things: sharing and brainstorming sessions, interactive workshops, professional meetings, artistic programming, roundtables, visits of local cultural venues, which enabled them to get a real picture of the circus ecosystem in Ivory Coast and Africa in general.
This publication provides the context, knowledge, meetings and the experience gained through this Ivorian interlude.
Collection : Bibliothèque de l'École nationale de cirque