Les Cantiques du corbeau – autographed by Bartabas. French edition

"For this ultimate creation, I wanted to celebrate them as the true actors of this original “Equestrian Theatre”… To show a ritual without memory, a ceremony where the viewer will see the animal as the mirror of humanity." Bartabas

Les cogne-trottoirs - autographed by Bartabas   For all online purchases of the book, Bartabas will sign your copy. To do so, simply enter the first name of the person to whom the autograph is addressed in the “Order notes” box after clicking on “Confirm order.”   " What they saw that day was so incredible that they couldn't explain it; the children were called liars and the adults were called fabulists. Even the police squad, who arrived in large numbers to disperse the crowd and issue citations to the troublemakers, stood still and took off their caps. The sights were magnificent. In the end, the angel and the donkey, motionless on the rope, balanced on top of each other, vibrated silently in unison." A mute girl runs away from her uncle's house after setting it on fire and takes refuge in the forest, accompanied by her donkey. One encounter leads to another, and they end up in Paris, joining a troupe of street performers, the Baladins du Temple. From Place Saint-Eustache to Montparnasse, under the leadership of the Admiral, the members of this joyful tribe of misfits put on street performances, beg for money, and defy bourgeois order. Renamed Cascabelle, the teenager will gather their confidences, discover freedom, and share their excesses, dreams, and sorrows... With Les cogne-trottoirs, a coming-of-age novel featuring the touching duo of a tightrope-walking donkey and a girl who has been robbed of her voice by tragedy, Bartabas has written a hallucinatory, lyrical and cheeky first novel in a dazzling style.   ! Written in french ! Editions Gallimard Collection Blanche 288 pages

Brochure of 48 pages about the show « Le centaure et l’animal » (The centaur and the animal) Design and staging: Bartabas Choreography: Ko Murobushi and Bartabas Texts by Lautréamont extracted from the Songs of Maldoror Photography: Nabil Boutros

For the third opus of Cabaret de l'exil, Bartabas pays tribute to Persian women. Whether Afghan or Iranian, they too are artists in exile. Resilient and rebellious, they assert their identity and invoke ancestral memories, those of the ancient Scythian civilisation based on matriarchy. Among this nomadic people, the horse was a source of remarkable gender equality; travelling long distances on horseback and encouraging their mounts into battle was as much the prerogative of women as it was of men, as was the practice of the arts. Texts and photographs from the show Cabaret de l'Exil - Femmes persanes Photographs by Alfons Alt Preface by Bartabas in French