J'AIME BEAUCOUP ICI is a project that is envisaged in situ , in a writing of proximity and an intimate relationship with the geography of the place of reception.
The project aims to be a sharing of reflections and narrative recompositions based on extracts from reality. A physical and philosophical wandering that speaks of our relationship to space, to others and to the links that are woven in the city. A sharing of experience that questions our ability to see what surrounds us. An invitation to reflect on our world; an incentive to fight the indifference that threatens our urban lifestyles.
The stage performance is carried by Isabelle Jonniaux. It is fed by different writings: exploration notes, intimate narrations, reflective texts, visual montages, sound compositions... Photography takes an important place in the device which is designed as an installation inside which the public is encouraged to move.
The stake of the creation is to conceive itself in connection with the geography of the place of reception.
The “re-creation” in situ and the integration of the local dimension is an intrinsic component of the project.
Conception, writing and acting Isabelle Jonniaux
Collaboration with the director Anne Thuot
Dramaturgy Advisor Olivier Hespel
Scenography Cécile Balate
Sound design Loïc Le Foll
Lighting design and technical direction Christopher Van Hove
Photo Isabelle Jonniaux
Editing images Joachim Wery
Development, communication and diffusion BLOOM Project
This performance is the result of a research process conducted at L'L | Recherche autrement en arts vivants (Brussels).
Creation IN VIVO 5.12
Production Mars - Mons arts de la scène
Tour manager BLOOM Project
Co-production Mars – Mons arts de la scène, Théâtre Varia, Brussels, Maison de la Culture de Tournai
With the support of the Maison Culturelle d’Ath, Théâtre des Doms - Avignon and the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, SACD Belgium, Shelter Prod , Taxshelter.be, ING and the Tax-Shelter of the Belgian federal government
Number of participants 100 people maximum.