

Adults, all levels
With Gaëtan Brun Picard from Compagnie Shōnen
Experience the choreographed, participatory clubbin’ experience entitled Sous Influence, imagined by choreographer Éric Minh Cuong Castaing and the Shōnen company. Far from a classical dance class, this workshop led by his choreographic collaborator Gaëtan Brun Picard plunges you into a universe blending the energy of techno music and movements inspired by contact dance. This improvised practice is rooted in dancers’ physical points of contact with their partner or environment. You’ll join a group of dancers of all levels, where listening and contact are the watchwords.
Presentation of the artist
Gaëtan Brun-Picard
As a choreographic artist, Gaëtan Brun-Picard explores the relationship between bodies, space and the idea of group through various media. In 2014, he co-founded the Collectif w.o.r.k.? with whom he experiments with the concept of contemporary community. He comes to movement self-taught and works with Emanuel Gat, the Das Plateau collective, Pau Simon or Milla Koistinen (DE/FI) among others… He has been collaborating with Eric Minh Cuong Castaing / Shōnen for over 10 years on creations such as Waka Theater, Sous Influence or _parc_, performed for its premiere at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris. At the same time, he is developing in-situ creative work with groups of people living specific realities. His project (57) mnémosyne, Communauté.s du futur was supported by the Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis festival, and won the SNCF Foundation’s “Faire ensemble avec nos différences” prize. He is co-directing a long-term project based on movement and the idea of hospitality, in collaboration with visual artist Javiera Hiault-Echeverria, at the Centre de Soins de la Courneuve. Finally, he is currently working with choreographer Fernando Cabral to create a performance project, supported by the Carreau du Temple, with young teenagers from the Pitié-Salpêtrière child and adolescent psychiatry ward. Since 2018, he has been artist-in-residence at 6b Saint Denis.
Adults, all levels
With Gaëtan Brun Picard from Compagnie Shōnen

Experience the choreographed, participatory clubbin’ experience entitled Sous Influence, imagined by choreographer Éric Minh Cuong Castaing and the Shōnen company. Far from a classical dance class, this workshop led by his choreographic collaborator Gaëtan Brun Picard plunges you into a universe blending the energy of techno music and movements inspired by contact dance. This improvised practice is rooted in dancers’ physical points of contact with their partner or environment. You’ll join a group of dancers of all levels, where listening and contact are the watchwords.
Presentation of the artist
Gaëtan Brun-Picard
As a choreographic artist, Gaëtan Brun-Picard explores the relationship between bodies, space and the idea of group through various media. In 2014, he co-founded the Collectif w.o.r.k.? with whom he experiments with the concept of contemporary community. He comes to movement self-taught and works with Emanuel Gat, the Das Plateau collective, Pau Simon or Milla Koistinen (DE/FI) among others… He has been collaborating with Eric Minh Cuong Castaing / Shōnen for over 10 years on creations such as Waka Theater, Sous Influence or _parc_, performed for its premiere at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris. At the same time, he is developing in-situ creative work with groups of people living specific realities. His project (57) mnémosyne, Communauté.s du futur was supported by the Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis festival, and won the SNCF Foundation’s “Faire ensemble avec nos différences” prize. He is co-directing a long-term project based on movement and the idea of hospitality, in collaboration with visual artist Javiera Hiault-Echeverria, at the Centre de Soins de la Courneuve. Finally, he is currently working with choreographer Fernando Cabral to create a performance project, supported by the Carreau du Temple, with young teenagers from the Pitié-Salpêtrière child and adolescent psychiatry ward. Since 2018, he has been artist-in-residence at 6b Saint Denis.









