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2026
Janvier##January
20CCAM of Vandoeuvre-les-NancyVANDOEUVRE-LES-NANCYFrance
26-28POUCE Festival, La Manufacture CDCN of BordeauxBORDEAUXFrance
2025
Novembre##November
14-15International Rencontres chorégraphiques of Seine-Saint-DenisSEINE-SAINT-DENISFrance
Juin##June
06T2G, Gresillon EspaceGENNEVILLIERSFrance
Avril##April
22-25Théâtre de CornouailleQUIMPERFrance
Mars##March
18-21Palais de la Porte DoréePARISFrance
Février##February
07Théâtre du Fil de l'EauPANTINFrance
20-21CCN of GrenobleGRENOBLEFrance
2024
Juillet##July
12Regarde sous tes fenêtres FestivalCHÂTEAU-ARNOUX-SAINT-AUBANFrance
Mars##March
25-29L'Echangeur, CDCNHAUTS-DE-FRANCEFrance
Janvier##January
18-19Points communsCERGY-PONTOISEFrance
29-30La Maison Danse CDCN d'UzèsUZESFrance
2023
Novembre##November
23-24Playground Festival, RCI, PREMIERESBAGNOLETFrance
27.11-01.12Forever Young Festival, Le Gymnase CDCNROUBAIXFrance
"Dalila Khatir is a singer, performer, and vocal coach living in France, where she was born into an Algerian family. We've known each other and worked together in different contexts for the past ten years. As with all former French colonies, the history of Algeria is inseparable from that of France, and vice-versa. This portrait adopts the point of view of a woman born during the Algerian war into an Algerian family that emigrated to France. What can this unique story tell us about the colonial past that links these two countries?"
Betty Tchomanga

This solo uses body and voice to summon figures of “marginalized” women, from girls to grandmothers, from the raï singer Cheikha Rimitti to the “Hottentot Venus” and the revolutionary women of Iran. In it, the body and face are veiled and unveiled, giving way to a parade of masks. Decolonial (Hi)stories #Dalila is a kind of puppet theater using only a table, a chair, a lamp, and a video projector as props, as it oscillates between interrogation, intimate confession, and life story.

© Grégoire Perrier
© Alain Monot
© Alain Monot
© Alain Monot

MédiasVideos and podcasts

Podcast "What you see" by Charlotte Imbault, Decolonial (Hi)stories #Dalila

DistributionCreative team

Created byBetty Tchomanga
Artistic collaborator and performerDalila Khatir
Sound directorStéphane Monteiro
Sound engineersClément Crubilé and Yann Penaud (alternating)
CostumesMarino Marchand in collaboration with Betty Tchomanga
Set design and propsBetty Tchomanga in collaboration with Vincent Blouch
ProductionMarion Cachan & Florentine Busson
AdministrationMarion Le Guerroué
AcknowledgementsBureau Aoza, Maxine Le Tyrant, Anouk Le Cann, Rosalie Olivier, Roxane Torche et Evgenya Parina

MentionsPartners

Production GANG

Coproduction

Le Quartz national scene of Brest
Les Rencontres chorégraphiques internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis
Le Gymnase Roubaix CDCN
Le Triangle in Rennes
Danse à tous les étages CDCN in Brittany
La Maison danse CDCN of Uzès Gard Occitanie
CCAM national scene of Vandoeuvre
Le Théâtre de la Bastille in Paris

With the support of

Le Mac Orlan, City of Brest
CAC Passerelle in Brest
Collège Saint-Pol-Roux in Brest
CN D in Pantin
Europen program Choreography Connects

With the financial support

DRAC Bretagne (company under agreement with the Ministry of Culture)
Région Brittany
City of Brest