Éric Arnal-Burtschy
€10–12 (LU card)
€9 (students)
— Sat 6: 11am · 2.30pm · 4pm · 5.30pm · 7pm
— Sun 7: 3pm · 4.30pm · 6pm
Remains is a sensory and immersive experience where the audience members, seated in a circle in a semi-reclined position, allow themselves to be carried away by their sensations. Moving away from traditional narrative, Éric Arnal-Burtschy creates a shifting landscape, on the edge of reality and ritual. Everything shifts and dissipates: dark water, contours, swathes of light, smoke, dust, scents, and sound vibrations form a dynamic environment. The stage becomes an unstable ecosystem, a space to pass through.
Concept and design: Eric Arnal-Burtschy
Sound design: Thomas Turine
Technical direction: Christophe Vanhove
Programming: Kevin Alf Jaspar & Pascal Demez – DRUW_Audio
Structural engineering: Dirk Jaspaert – BAS BVBA
Scientific advisor – Dynamics of anthropogenic systems: Jérôme Buridant, EDYSAN Laboratory, CNRS
Scent design: Géradine Savary and Léa Broche, URCOM, University of Le Havre
Scientific advisor – Places of worship: Sarah Rey, Université Polytechnique – Hauts-de-France
Production and distribution: AdLib – Artist support
Production: BC Pertendo & Still Tomorrow
Co-production: Hauts-de-France Region, Théâtre de Liège | Le 9-9Bis, Oignies | Le Volcan, National Theatre of Le Havre | Les Gémeaux, National Theatre of Sceaux | Le Lieu Unique, National Theatre of Nantes | Kikk Festival, Namur | Némo – International Biennial of Digital Arts | Théâtre La Vignette, Montpellier | L’Arc, National Theatre of Le Creusot
With the support of: Chroniques, Biennale des imaginaires numériques | URCOM, Research Unit in Organic and Molecular Chemistry, University of Le Havre-Normandy | EDYSAN Laboratory – Ecology and Dynamics of Anthropogenic Systems, CNRS, University of Amiens | Bouches-du-Rhône Department – Departmental Centre for Creative Residencies | Wallonia-Brussels Centre | Le Générateur, Gentilly | Le Cube Garges, Garges-lès-Gonesse | Ohme, Brussels
BC Pertendo is accredited by the DRAC Hauts-de-France.
Eric Arnal-Burtschy is an artist associated with 9-9Bis, a multidisciplinary venue and heritage site listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Hauts-de-France region; with the Théâtre de Liège – Théâtre d’Europe in Belgium; and with Les Gémeaux, the National Theatre of Sceaux.