On stage, fragments accumulate, collide and overlap. Gestures, sounds and ideas appear, disappear, return and interrupt each other. Logbook unfolds as a space of polyphony, where several things are allowed to happen at the same time, without being aligned or resolved. Registers shift abruptly, textures layer, rhythms break. What emerges is not fusion but friction, a live composition made of short scenes and sudden turns.
Almost like a concert of dance, Logbook is, at its core, an encounter between two performers –Solène Wachter and Bryana Fritz– opening their intimate repertoires and testing how disorder, excess and coexistence can be held together in real time.
Solène Wachter is a dancer and choreographer trained at CNSMD Paris and P.A.R.T.S. Through engaging stage devices involving both the audience and herself, she explores the illusions, tensions and logics of entertainment. She has collaborated with Boris Charmatz, Némo Flouret, Maud Le Pladec, Ashley Chen and Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker.
Bryana Fritz is a choreographer and performer whose practice intersects poetry, performance and media theory, drawing from literature and digital cultures. She has worked with Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Boris Charmatz, Xavier Le Roy and Dimitri Chamblas, and co-founded Slow Reading Club.
Conception, choreography, performance: Solène Wachter and Bryana Fritz
Lighting design: Dgiorgia Chaix
Sound technician: Justine Pommereau
Production and distribution: Supergroup (Margaux Roy, Claire Heyl) and QWERTY (Elissa Kollyris)
Pictures: Nadine Fraczkowski, César
