RoaRaToRio
K3MK Company | Karry Kamal Karry

Karry Kamal Karry returns to the theme of 'the girl, the young and death' in his RoaRaToRio. With Gert Kaiser's text, Venus and Death, Variations on Death by Jon Fosse and music by John Cage, he gives his vision of a universal theme. RoaRaToRio echoes Fragments of a Sacrifice, a work created by Karry Kamal Karry, which highlights a rich and contrasting dialogue questioning the myth of the young girl, the young man and death in a complex and rigorous mirror writing.

Based on the choreographic structure "theme and variations", Karry Kamal Karry unfolds the waves of memory of a couple confronted with disappearance. What remains beyond the lack and absence is life itself, very sweet and very terrible, in a new relationship where Time is as if abolished by death. Through a dance that is both fluid and jerky, Karry Kamal Karry proposes a singularly erotic encounter between female and male bodies, a representation of the opposites that inhabit us. But with Karry, the essential thing remains - between the movements and the sounds - the music of silence and its unspeakable vertigo. Between the music of this choreographic writing and that of the Variations, between the movements of the everyday and the presence of the sacred, there is this essential that we seek to conquer, gently and humbly: presence.