Di(x)parue, Nadère Arts Vivants/ Andréane Leclerc at Can Monroig 2016

The Canadian company Nadere arts vivants includes Can Monroig, Inca is on tour in Spain where she will perform at the Hiroshima Theatre in Barcelona, the Circus Theatre in Murcia and the Leal Theatre in La Laguna, Tenerife.
Can Monroig 14 and 15 January/2017

Andréane Leclerc in Can Monroig

Di(x)parue is a stage essay inspired by phenomenology. This study plays between the concepts of “Dasein”, preconceived ideas, the relationship between subject and object and the separation between soul and body. The work constructs a corporal dialogue between the performer (adreanne) and the spectator in the present moment.
“Di(x)parue is a moment between an audience and a woman who meet in a place and at a time. The one is part of the other. Her body becomes the boundary between her and the audience.

Performance at Can Monroig

Interested in interdisciplinarity and the decompartmentalization of disciplines, Nadère Arts Vivants creates innovative and unique circus works. Interested in the interdisciplinary et le décloisonnement of disciplines, Nadère arts vivants creates innovative and singular circus works.

In this way, Nadère contributes to the advancement of circus disciplines both in Montreal and on the international scene, its main incentive being the search for and unusual artistic collaborations.

Under the artistic vision of Andréane Leclerc, Nadère seeks to become a platform for independent testing and experimentation that is part of a non-conformist, experimental trajectory open to other artistic practices.

Andréane Leclerc Founder of Nadère Arts Vivants, she made her debut in contortion at the age of nine. She conceives contortion as a malleable body technique capable of generating a world of sensations and mental images close to the spectator beyond the show.
Currently she creates experimental circus works as well as conceptual performances (Di(x)parue, Cherepaka, In succube, Mawgemoi, Bath home).
Andréane has a particular interest in the edgy and underground scene that likes to push the boundaries (cabarets, Edgy Women Festival, Short & Sweet, Piss in the Pool, Salon K). In parallel, she works for choreographers and directors such as Dave St-Pierre, Angela Konrad and Peter James.
In 2014 Andréane performed at the Mercat de las Flors in Barcelona, and in January 2017 she will present her performance Cherepaka at the Hiroshima hall in Barcelona, at the Teatro Circo in Murcia and at the Teatro Leal in Tenerife.

Fragment of the performance that Andréane Leclerc offered at Can Monroig in January 2016