
Multi-award winner Leïla Ka creates a sensation with Maldonne. Five women dance with energy, revealing their frailties and identities. A hymn to feminine freedom!
A powerful hymn to sisterhood.
Multi-awarded and internationally acclaimed for her trilogy of short plays about women, Leïla Ka has quickly established herself as a revelation on today's stage. We discover her in Bourg-en-Bresse with her first major play, Maldonne, an ode to female bonding and the quest for freedom. With this wildly energetic quintet, the choreographer explores the power of sisterhood in an intense dance, carried by the breath of bodies and contrasting music.
Carried away by the music of Vivaldi, songs by Lara Fabian or Leonard Cohen, five women dress in a multitude of colorful and different dresses to reveal their fragilities, their rebellions and their multiple identities. As the fabrics fly, shimmer, crack, spin, drag or fall, their bodies fuse, vibrate and lift. Together, they invent a dance that extracts them from submission and shackles, drawing joy from their regained freedom. A piece in which women conquer themselves, a powerful hymn to sisterhood!
Multi-awarded and internationally acclaimed for her trilogy of short plays about women, Leïla Ka has quickly established herself as a revelation on today's stage. We discover her in Bourg-en-Bresse with her first major play, Maldonne, an ode to female bonding and the quest for freedom. With this wildly energetic quintet, the choreographer explores the power of sisterhood in an intense dance, carried by the breath of bodies and contrasting music.
Carried away by the music of Vivaldi, songs by Lara Fabian or Leonard Cohen, five women dress in a multitude of colorful and different dresses to reveal their fragilities, their rebellions and their multiple identities. As the fabrics fly, shimmer, crack, spin, drag or fall, their bodies fuse, vibrate and lift. Together, they invent a dance that extracts them from submission and shackles, drawing joy from their regained freedom. A piece in which women conquer themselves, a powerful hymn to sisterhood!
Rates
Rates
Standard rate €37
Reduced ticket €32
Under 26 years old €25
+ Reduced rates for members
Reduced ticket €32
Under 26 years old €25
+ Reduced rates for members
Opening times
Opening times
From 27 March 2026 until 28 March 2026
From 27 March 2026 until 28 March 2026
Friday
20:00 - 21:00
Saturday
20:00 - 21:00
Medias
Medias
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