concept, artistic direction Benjamin Kahn
performance Théo Aucremanne
dramaturgy Youness Anzane
light design Jan Fedinger
sound design Gagi Petrovic
sound engineer Sammy Bichon
light engineer Neills Doucet
executive production Actoral Marseille
touring Sandrine Barrasso
co-production and residencies KLAP Maison pour la danse, Festival de Marseille, Les Halles de Schaerbeek
thanks to Studio Thor, with the support of la Compagnie Thor / Thierry Smits, Les Halles de Schaerbeek, Léonard Degoulet and Louis Daurat

The Blue Hour is part of a trilogy of three solos choreographed by Benjamin Kahn for the three dancers taking part: Cherish Menzo, Sati Veyrunes and Théo Aucremanne, and painting the picture of a generation grappling with ecological, political and social emergencies. In counterpoint to the two previous solos, The Blue Hour is a portrait of the young dancer Théo Aucremanne. The performance and the original soundtrack suggest the different states that Benjamin Kahn invites us to explore. The substance of the dance seems to be constantly reshaped in a process of construction and deconstruction. Sleepy and fragile, we are at the dawn of a new awakening. Here there is neither fear, nor protest, nor struggle, but an intense, silent waiting fuelled by hope in another world: the world after silence.