EMMANUEL JOUTHE

Emmanuel Jouthe is the choreographer and the artistic director of the company Danse Carpe Diem/Emmanuel Jouthe.

For 20 years now, he has produced more than fifteen pieces that feed his repertoire. In search of a sincere close relationship between the spectator and dance, he encourages exploration and creation by questioning the body and movement through scenic territories and diverse artistic relations as well as through concepts such as the Other, Beauty and Authenticity.

In addition to ÉCOUTE POUR VOIR, a flagship project created in 2008, its repertoire includes STACCATO RIVIÈRE (2007) and WHEN WE WERE OLD (2013), trio and duo in which he has danced, as well as CINQ HUMEURS (2010) and SUITES PERMÉABLES (2017), group pieces.

After creating the duo RIGEL & BETELGEUSE in 2018, addressed for the outdoor public, he explores new avenues with a creation for 4 performers in orbit around the self and the notion of myth.

Click here for an interview with the artistic director and choreographer of Danse Carpe Diem/Emmanuel Jouthe (2013)!