Vue du spectacle Synchronicite — Synchronicité, Maud Le Pladec

Maud Le Pladec
CCN - Ballet de Lorraine
Crescendo

Name: Maud Le Pladec / CCN - Ballet de Lorraine · Crescendo
Start: 2026-07-16
End: 2026-07-18
Location: 7 Avenue Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris

Shows & performances Upcoming

July 16, 17 and 18, 2026

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Four short pieces, from the power of a collective to the grace of a trio. A program, like a crossing, imagined for the Grand Palais by Maud Le Pladec and the virtuosos of CCN - Ballet de Lorraine.

Synchronicité, Maud Le Pladec

Created on July 26, 2024 for the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games under the artistic direction of Thomas Jolly, the explosive choreographic fresco comes back to life in the Nave, carried by the power of 50 dancers including performers from CCN - Ballet de Lorraine. An opportunity to relive an exceptional moment.

Works, Maud Le Pladec

Set to Michael Gordon's electrifying music, which revisits Beethoven in a whirlwind of energy, a dozen dancers from CCN - Ballet de Lorraine seize on classical codes to better transcend them. Between rigor and abandonment, precision and explosion, the piece traces a path towards liberated virtuosity, a collective body carried to extremes.

TURNING BURNING, Jan Martens

In his first work for a Ballet, Jan Martens gives free rein to his passion for the motif of repetition and minimalism on the scale of a large ensemble, all the while linking this work exhilaratingly to the emblematic figures of the post-modern and minimalist movements that are Lucinda Childs and Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker.

Veins of Water, Maud Le Pladec

For this French premiere, Maud Le Pladec imagines a trio for three women: three aquatic figures halfway between mermaids, waves and lost souls, inspired by the mysterious music of Nico Muhly. Water becomes a metaphor for the inner struggle of the human being, where beauty and monstrosity intertwine, while Jeanne Friot's costumes and Éric Soyer's lighting prolong this tension between fluidity and density, grace and strangeness.

About Maud Le Pladec and CCN - Ballet de Lorraine

Maud Le Pladec

Choreographer and director of CCN - Ballet de Lorraine since January 2025, Maud Le Pladec first trained at the Centre chorégraphique national de Montpellier before collaborating as a performer with figures such as Mathilde Monnier, Boris Charmatz and Loïc Touzé. Winner of the Prix de la Révélation Chorégraphique in 2010 for Professor, she went on to develop a body of work marked by dialogue between dance, contemporary music and female voices, notably with Democracy, Hunted or Silent Legacy (Festival d'Avignon, 2022).

Director of the Centre chorégraphique national d'Orléans from 2017 to 2024, she has also collaborated with major institutions such as the Opéra national de Paris, Montpellier Danse, Sadler's Wells and the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games Ceremonies, for which she was Dance Director.

Maud Le Pladec is an officier in the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres and a chevalier in the Ordre National du Mérite. In 2024, she received the SACD Special Prize for her contribution to the ceremonies of the Paris Olympic Games.

CCN - Ballet de Lorraine

Founded in 1968 in Amiens as Ballet-Théâtre Contemporain, Ballet de Lorraine embodies the evolution of contemporary dance in France. After a spell in Angers (1972-1978), the company moved to Nancy in 1978. It became the Centre chorégraphique national (CCN) in 1999, and has since established itself as a center for choreographic creation and innovation. The company stands out for the excellence of its dancers, capable of interpreting an eclectic repertoire ranging from works by Merce Cunningham, Trisha Brown and William Forsythe to contemporary creations by Maud Le Pladec, Adam Linder and Marco da Silva Ferreira. The CCN - Ballet de Lorraine continues to shine on the national and international scenes, affirming its commitment to diversity and innovation in the art of choreography. Appointed Director of CCN - Ballet de Lorraine in January 2025, Maud Le Pladec brings an artistic vision deeply rooted in contemporary dance, marked by the exploration of the links between movement, music and society.

The CCN – Ballet de Lorraine is supported by the Francis Kurkdjian Endowment Fund, the Caisse d’Epargne Ile-de-France, Crédit Coopératif, and the EDF Foundation

Distribution and credit

Synchronicité

Choreography : Maud Le Pladec

Artistic direction : Thomas Jolly

Stylism and costumes : Daphné Burki

Musical direction : Victor le Masne

Lighting: Eric Soyer for the Grand Palais d’été in collaboration with Lola Breig / Breigstorm and MEUTES

Repeaters : Régis Badel and Luc Verbitzky

Interpreted by 50 dancers including the 23 dancers of CCN - Ballet de Lorraine :
Jonathan Archambault, Aline Aubert, Alexis Baudinet, Malou Bendrimia, Siaska Chareyre, Charles Dalerci, Inès Depauw, Aneva Dubeaux, Angela Falk, Nathan Gracia, Inès Hadj-Rabah, Matéo Lagière, Laure Lescoffy, Valérie Ly-Cuong, Afonso Massano, Lorenzo Mattioli, Clarisse Mialet, Elsa Raymond, Céline Schœfs, Max Twining, Luc Verbitzky et Loeka Willems
And also : Anne-Sophie Loustalot, Bastien Gache, Christophe Mendy, Delphine Lemaitre, Elena Martello, Emma Guillet, Jean Soubirou, Leo Abtouche, Lise Boucaux, Louka Gailliez, Ludivine Ferrera, Mabelle Wastrick , Maharu Kumakawa, Manon Palais, Manuarii Guilbeaud, Margaux Balmier, Margot Masquelier, Martin Boyer, Mathis Moulin, Mickael Lips, Sebastian Cuiza Galan, Tidgy Château, Sarah Nait Hamoud, Marcus Diallo

Production: CCN - Ballet de Lorraine

Show duration : 10min

Created on July 26, 2024 as part of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris

TURNING BURNING

Choreography : Jan Martens

Music: NAH

Lighting : Eric Soyer for the Grand Palais d’été

Costumes : Atelier costumes du CCN - Ballet de Lorraine

Production : CCN - Ballet de Lorraine

Performers: Jonathan Archambault, Aline Aubert, Alexis Baudinet, Malou Bendrimia, Charles Dalerci, Inès Depauw, Anéva Dubeaux, Inès Hadj-Rabah, Matéo Lagière, Laure Lescoffy, Valérie Ly-Cuong, Andoni Martinez, Lorenzo Mattioli, Clarisse Mialet, Céline Schoefs, Mac Twining, Angela Falk

Show duration : 15min

Works

Choreography: Maud Le Pladec

Music: Michael Gordon - rewriting of Beethoven's 7th Symphony

Lighting : Eric Soyer for the Grand Palais d’été

Costumes: Atelier costumes du CCN - Ballet de Lorraine

Production : CCN - Ballet de Lorraine

Performers: Jonathan Archambault, Malou Bendrimia, Inès Depauw, Nathan Gracia, Inès Hadj-Rabah, Laure Lescoffy, Afonso Massano, Elsa Raymond, Céline Schoefs, Luc Verbitzky

Show duration : 15min

Veins of Water

Choreography: Maud Le Pladec

Music : Nico Muhly

Choreographic assistant : Régis Badel

Lighting : Eric Soyer

Costumes: Jeanne Friot

Dancers: Siaska Chareyre, Alexandra Fribault, Loeka Willems

Production: Sadler's Wells

Co-production : CCN - Ballet de Lorraine

Show duration : 15min

Diffusion CCN - Ballet de Lorraine - A Propic - Line Rousseau and Marion Gauvent

Thursday, July 16, Friday, July 17, Saturday, July 18 at 9pm

Doors open 1h before the start of the performance

Show free seating: bleachers (within the limits of available seats) or tatami

Duration: 1h

Nave (center)

On July 17 and 18, following the event: After Nef night with Eddy de Pretto x Maud Le Pladec (11pm-midnight), combined ticket or single

Access: 7 Avenue Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris

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Eddy de Pretto x Maud Le Pladec
Lonely Club
After Nef

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