When the French 110 Group goes Elektro...
On Tuesday, 4th October 2011, the American Business School French Elementary Group has met at the last station of Line 8, Creteil to visit a very modern show which was choreographed by Blanca Li. The show took place in the "Grande Salle" of the theatre and was a new and very modern interpretation of Electro Street Dance, Elektro Kif. The spectacle started at 9pm with showing 8 students in a class room.
Everyone represented their characteristics with a short but impressing dance. The show was divided into several parts, each showing a different situation in school. The stage was more or less empty, just focusing on the lightening of the dancers. The performance ended at 10.15pm with a standing ovation of the audience.
A few testimonies from our international exchange students:
I really enjoyed being able to see such a unique show. It was very interesting, entertaining and well organized. The performers were full of energy throughout the entire performance. The story line was also well depicted and received my the audience. I would highly recommend this show to anyone wanting to see a modern and creative dance performance. Thanks,
Jennifer, Atlantic University, Floride
All of us were very impressed of this interpretation of modern ballet meeting electro dance. We were very glad to get the chance to visit this show.
Sarah , Institut F H Joanneum, Graas Autriche
The show we attended with our french class was amazing! The dancing was incredible and even though I didn't understand some of the commentary, I still enjoyed myself. I would definitely recommend seeing it when they have other shows!
Tanyshia, San Francisco State University
I really enjoyed the performance we saw at MAC. The choreography was absolutely magnificent and I thought it was really fitting for our class. Not only did I take pleasure in watching the truly impressive dancing, but also the event in general was certainly something I would love to do again. (...) . (...) going out and throwing ourselves into the culture is what I believe most of us came to Paris for. Merci beaucoup pour la grande experience!
Natalie San Francisco State University
