Musical Theatre

To dress the stage with sound, to carry the actors in their imagination.

FRANKENSTEIN (2022)

A 50 min. musical tragic comedy in five acts, commissioned by the Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège, for a young audience.

The creation took place on 11, 12 and 20 March 2022, in Liège, Bozar Brussels and Namur.

Central themes: The importance of the other’s gaze in order to build oneself up, rejection, exclusion and its consequences, ambition at all costs, isolation and confinement through lies.

Freely inspired by the work of Mary Shelley

Text and dramaturgy: Camille Voglaire

Musical composition: Stéphane Orlando

Stage direction: Emmanuel Guillaume

Acting: Colin Javaux, Allan Bertin, Emmanuel Guillaume

Scenography and Costumes : Satu Peltoniemi

Musicians : Orchestre Philharmonique de Liège

Conductor: Victor Jacob

LE FROISSEMENT DU BROUILLARD

Julia works as a diviner in a circus. Blind since she was a child, she prepares to go on stage every night. Then begins her ritual of concentration which retraces an extraordinary life, in laughter, in songs, in images and in emotions.

But who is Julia? What is her power and where does it come from?

Who are these strange characters who appear and disappear around her, both strange and familiar?

For this Musical Theatre, no instruments, just voices, those of the actress Mélodie Valemberg supported by O!Boy, an a cappella vocal quartet singing sometimes in the purest tradition of the Barber Shop, sometimes deviating towards polyphonic styles borrowing from the traditional music of Georgia or Sardinia.

Le Froissement du Brouillard is at once an opera, a play, a tale, a comedy and a drama… In short, a show to discover!

Libretto: Lorenzo Caròla

Composition : Stéphane Orlando

Director : Matthieu Collard

With

Mélodie Valemberg and the Barber Shop Quartet O!Boy, François Lourtie, Leander Moens, Emmanuel Donnet et David Serraz.

Production : Isolat and Les Sons des Cinés

A LA LIGNE (2020)

Factory leaflets by Joseph Ponthus

with Gaël Soudron, director Michel Bernard, assistant director Maïalen Arrano, set design Lionel Couvrant, lights Michel Delvigne, music Stéphane Orlando, recordings Delphine Dupont, a production by Unités/nomade.