The choreographer delves into its “guts” to dance a troubled, carnal and beautiful version, far from the narrative. He is therefore, far more faithful to the oral tradition of an archaic tale, which we imagine to be quite subversive, than to the far more mawkish interpretation left by the Grimm brothers. Fascinating, unreal and political all at once, this age-old story is one of those that works to arouse fear and play, fright and pleasure.

Conception Sylvain Huc

Re-created and performed with Constant Dourville and Elena Sevilla

Sound design and sound manager Mathieu Blanc

Light design Julien Appert

Costumes Dorota Bakota

Stage manager Manfred Armand

Thanks to Bernard Levejac for helping with sound !

Photo credits Loran Chourrau

Original choreography and performance Sylvain Huc and Cécile Grassin

Original sound design Xavier Coriat

Original light design Sylvain Huc and Pierre Masselot

Duration 45min

Production Faits & Gestes

Little red riding hood was first created in 2011 at Le Foyer in Marminiac (46)

Re-created with the support of :

Scène de Bayssan (34), La Place de la Danse - CDCN Toulouse / Occitanie, Théâtre des 2 points - MJC de Rodez, Communauté d'agglomération Pays Basque, Le Scénograph Saint-Céré, Théâtre Massalia, Festival Montpellier danse, residency at l'Agora, cité internationale de la danse.

With support from La Place de la Danse - CDCN Toulouse/Occitanie, as part of the “En Dehors” professional integration program.