“With COLORED, we had to confront the physical space and the presence of an audience” – Pierre-Alain Giraud (Novaya)

Mathieu G.

NOIRE (COLORED) is an experiment that deals with racism and segregation in the USA in the 1950s - with an uncommon universality, reinforced by the choice of mixed reality. Between real-life settings, multimedia narration and a subject that's still (unfortunately) topical, we take a look back at a work that travelled from the Centre Pompidou […]

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Don’t miss DREAM, a live – motion capture performance by The Royal Shakespeare Company

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