Holeulone

• Duration: 55 min
• Belgium
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Cie Dame de Pic / Karine Pontiès

This combination of choreography and visual art – a striking blend of physical movement, images, lights and poetic text – is loosely inspired by Daniel Keyes’s sci-fi classic Flowers for Algernon.

Holeulone explores the twists and turns of identity and consciousness, plunging into the mind of Charlie, a curious character seemingly devoid of intelligence. Following an experimental scientific intervention, his brain begins to develop… Charlie soon begins to realise certain things about the world around him, about his own emotional ineptitude, about who he was and who he has become. An unsettling journey to the dark side of the soul, told through impeccable acting and evocative imagery.

Movements, lines, colours, sounds and shapes are all subsumed into this dizzying dance, teetering on the edge of the oneiric abyss; a brutal, incessant combat between a dual body and all-consuming imagery… Between vertigo and violence, the choreography evokes the quest for the self in the form of a desperate physical combat.