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Joris Lacoste et Stéphanie Béghain
Joris Lacoste and Stéphanie Béghain, 9 lyriques, Théâtre Garonne, 2008
© Le Printemps de Septembre, à Toulouse
Photo Frédéric Sheiber
Joris Lacoste and Stéphanie Béghain, 9 lyriques, Théâtre Garonne, 2008
© Le Printemps de Septembre, à Toulouse
Photo Frédéric Sheiber
A proposition by Joris Lacoste and Stéphanie Béghain
Voice : Stéphanie Béghain
Snare drum: Nicolas Fenouillat
Texts : Joris Lacoste (based on songs by Diana Ross, Björk, David Bowie, Elton John, Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, James Brown, Bob Marley, New Order)
Joris Lacoste, a writer, and Stéphanie Béghain, an actress, stage a “real-phoney concert” of spoken songs, of the Anglo-Saxon variety. Joris Lacoste wrote the words, drawing unashamedly from a repertory ranging from James Brown to David Bowie, by way of Diana Ross, to compose his own French versions of original hits in a translation that is intentionally flawed. Accompanied by the drummer Nicolas Fenouillat, Stéphanie Bhégain reads the texts on stage in a minimal set-up playing with rock concert landmarks. 9 lyriques is a transposition from the pop world to the world of spectacle and literature.
Aknowldegments : Théâtre Garonne