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On May 28, 2025, Inés Sybille Vooduness and Malvin Montero will share a work-in-progress presentation of their new duet Cadences créoles, dix mille fois dédoublées at Moussem Studio (Zeemtouwersstraat 6, Rue des Mégissiers, 1070 Brussels) at 19:00, developed during their residency in partnership with Alkantara Festival.
This collaborative project draws on movement languages such as Kuduro, Gagá, Dembow, and Yanvalou to imagine a choreographic field of diasporic resonance. Through repetition, looping, and sampling, the duo engages with Vodou imagery, ancestral memory, and speculative futurisms. Their practice proposes a “glitch-pilgrimage” — a spiritual, sonic, and physical detour through creolized bodies, poetic archives, and digital geographies.
Join us to witness a hybrid, magical field of dance, memory, and invention. Free admission, reserve your spot here.
Creation, direction and performance Inés Sybille Vooduness Performance and co-creation Malvin Montero Lighting design Matéria leve (Creation and technical direction: Bee Barros, Gabriela Claveria) Accompaniment and mentoring Leticia Skrycky Poduction Alkantara Co-production Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles and MC93, in the context of Common Stories, a Creative Europe programme funded by the European Union Creation Grant O Espaço do Tempo, with the support of BPI and the ‘la Caixa’ Foundation Residency Support Moussem Nomadic Arts Centre (Brussels)
On May 28, 2025, Inés Sybille Vooduness and Malvin Montero will share a work-in-progress presentation of their new duet Cadences créoles, dix mille fois dédoublées at Moussem Studio (Zeemtouwersstraat 6, Rue des Mégissiers, 1070 Brussels) at 19:00, developed during their residency in partnership with Alkantara Festival.
This collaborative project draws on movement languages such as Kuduro, Gagá, Dembow, and Yanvalou to imagine a choreographic field of diasporic resonance. Through repetition, looping, and sampling, the duo engages with Vodou imagery, ancestral memory, and speculative futurisms. Their practice proposes a “glitch-pilgrimage” — a spiritual, sonic, and physical detour through creolized bodies, poetic archives, and digital geographies.
Join us to witness a hybrid, magical field of dance, memory, and invention. Free admission, reserve your spot here.
