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The Pack (La meute )
A choreographic piece created by Emmanuelle Vincent and Pierre Larauza / t.r.a.n.s.i.t.s.c.a.p.e
The Pack is an ode to the collective, reclaiming our animality in order to survive together as a social group. Born from two years of observing wolves in the Białowieża forest in Poland, it is a manifesto against structural violence, grounded in the idea that we can live together with our differences when cooperation becomes our common challenge.
A choreographic manifesto reclaiming our animality to survive together, created for the stage and reinvented as an immersive outdoor experience in parks and landscapes.
ON STAGE
Dance & live music · 1h15 · 5 performers, 1 live musician
Premiere : March 5th-7th 2025 at Les Halles de Schaerbeek (Brussels, Belgium)
Concept, choreography, and scenography: Emmanuelle Vincent, Pierre Larauza
Choreographic material developed in collaboration with performers:
Adèle Bourret, Quentin Chaveriat, Marianne Chargois, Mathieu Dufourg
Sound creation and live performance:
Summer Satana
Production:
transitscape asbl
Co-production:
Les Halles de Schaerbeek, Charleroi Danse, La Coop asbl, and Shelter Prod, with the support of taxshelter.be, ING, and the Belgian Federal Government Tax Shelter.
With the support of:
Central, BAMP, Studio Thor, Cù Rú.
With the assistance of:
Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction de la Danse, Wallonie-Bruxelles Théâtre/Danse, the Municipality of Ixelles, and Cocof.
STREET ART
Dance & live music · 45' · 5 performers, 1 live musician
Premiere : 26 April 2026, Parc du Viaduc, Ixelles (Brussels, Belgium)
« Our societies erase our living bodies in favour of representation through images. Our forgotten, annihilated bodies disappear in the tumult of capitalism. I believe in the body as a tool for social transformation and revolt, a means of collective and individual emancipation. Communicating through the non-verbal, through breath and silence, enables us to hear the urgent needs and act as living beings. I am marked by our relationship as living beings to the other beings around us, by our ways of inhabiting the earth, of cohabiting with these other forms of life. It’s important for humans to question their difficulty in recognising the status of others as inhabitants of the earth, which is itself exhaustible and depleted by supremacist humanity. I’m wondering how to live the fact of being alive; how to share the ‘territory’, accept to make room, tame and let ourselves be tamed? »
Emmanuelle Vincent