Unique performing opportunities for all our students
Centre Rézodanse – Egypte organises each year a show which involves all the students of the Ecole de Ballet d’Alexandrie, as well as students from other groups (classes for adults, contemporary dance and hip hop). The shows take place at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina and attract a very wide audience, including many schools from Alexandria. They provide our students with the unique opportunity of taking part in a full creation process and experiencing the thrill of performing on Alexandria Library’s main stage.
In 2010, the ‘Larmes du Nil’ show, dealing with the issue of over-exploitation of water resources, saw more than 1500 attendees, including pupils from 5 different schools. Rézodanse organised a specific workshop prior to the show with young children from the French school in Alexandria, where participants had the opportunity to discover the soundtrack, the story and the costumes of the show and to practise some of the steps that they would see performed on stage by our dancers.
Other shows organised by Centre Rézodanse over the past academic years:
// 2014 – Une Invitation au Cirque (An Invitation to the Circus), choreography by Lucien Arino and Yhlem Dekkiche. Performed at the Theatre of the French Institute.
// 2015 – Around the world in 80 days, after the famous book by French author Jules Verne. Choreography by Lucien Arino and Claire Touboul. Performed at the Small Theatre of the Alexandria Library, in the framework of the World Dance Day 2015. Organised in partnership with the French School of Alexandria.
// 2016 – Alice in Wonderland, after Lewis Carroll’s novels Alice and Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Choreography by Lucien Arino and Georgia Moffa. Performed at the Great Hall of the Alexandria Library, in the framework of World Dance Day 2016.
// 2017 – Le Petit Prince, after Saint-Exupery’s philosophical novel. Choreography by Georgia Moffa and Rebecca Dodge. Performed at the Great Hall of the Alexandria Library.
// 2018 – Peter Pan, after James Matthew Barries’s novel. Choreography by Rebecca Dodge. Performed at the Great Hall of the Alexandria Library.
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