<p><strong>Chor&eacute;ography</strong> : Blanca Li <br /><strong>Music</strong> : Tao Gutierrez et Cristina Hernandez-Arana <br />Lights : Richard Bessenay <br />Costumes : Ren&eacute; Zamudio et Claudie Kermarrec.</p>
<p><strong>Coproduction</strong> : Blanca Li  Company and Th&eacute;&acirc;tre de Suresnes Jean Vilar with the help of the ANPE  Spectacles and the Maison de la Musique de Nanterre.</p>
<p>The show takes its inspiration in the stress of everyday  life through humorous and paradoxical use of familiar objects. The  dancers move about in a strictly urban set and use / face its codes in a  growing tension which eventually gets solved in a cheerful madness.  Little by little, the space at first constraining, becomes extremely  playful. We find in this piece Blanca Li&rsquo;s specific energy as well as  her taste for derision. Dance plays the lead part but the choreographer  borrows as many things as she can from other worlds, which makes out of  &ldquo;Stress&rdquo; a highly unclassifiable show.</p>