<p><strong>Direction, choreography</strong>: Blanca Li <br /><strong>Dancers</strong> : Kevin Bago, Mamadou Bathily, J&eacute;r&ocirc;me Fidelin, Romain Guillermic, Th&eacute;ophile Landji, Adrien Larrazet, Lenny Louves, Ismaila N'diaye <a href="/en/e/5/the-company/27/elektro-kif-dancers">(more info)<br /></a><strong>Musics</strong>: Tao Gutierrez <br /><strong>Lights</strong>: Jacques Chatelet <br /><strong>Choreography assistants</strong>: Glyslein Lefever, G&eacute;raldine Fournier and Pascale Pedalan<br /><strong>Costumes</strong>: Fran&ccedil;oise Yapo <br /><strong>Technical coordination and light manager</strong>: Sylvie Debare <br /><strong>Stage manager</strong>: Pascal Dibilio</p>
<p><br /><strong>ELEKTRO KIF</strong></p>
<p>After <em>Macadam Macadam</em>, which opened new representation areas for Hip Hop, and most recently <em>"What a Circus!"</em> for the French collective &ldquo;Jeu de jambes&rdquo;, pioneer of Jazz Rock in France, Blanca Li continues to put street culture on stage.</p>
<p>Some encounters sound like exciting challenges and stimulate imagination. <br />With &laquo;ELEKTRO KIF&raquo;, Blanca plunges once again back into the urban dance universe, with its diversity, its constantly renewed creative identity.</p>
<p>Blanca Li puts electro dance away from pure performance in order to install it on a theatre scene, through a contemporaneous choreographic project.</p>
<p><em>&laquo; I have always appreciated the stimulating and inventing exercise of submitting my creations to a musical or gestural constraint full of meaning and creativity, of creating a show at the edge of numerous universes in order to revive genres.&raquo;</em> (Blanca Li)</p>
<p><strong>Production</strong>: Blanca Li&rsquo;s Company, National Choreographic Center of Cr&eacute;teil and Val-de-Marne, Cr&eacute;teil city, L&rsquo;Avant-Seine/Theatre of Colombes, with the support of the French Ministry of Culture and Communication.</p>