The CCNR offers long-term amateur projects.

We want to engage participants to practice, explore, feel, and open up the imagination.

Write your haka!

 

Between dance and rugby, a project labeled
Cultural Olympiad Paris 2024

Écris ton haka, place Bellecour, septembre 2023 © Juliette Treillet

At the beginning of the Write your haka! project, there is the creation Acta est fabula. In this piece, Yuval Pick and his dancers work around the haka, a Maori ritual dance and song performed by the New Zealand rugby team before each match. It is a demonstration of the pride, strength and unity of a group.

This project, led by two dancers from the CCNR company, brings together rugby players and dancers to create their own haka through practical workshops. A festive and sporting choreography, celebrating union. During an initial phase from May 24 to June 28, 2023, a group of 8 young players from Rugby Club Rillieux created their first haka.

The Write your haka project continued from September 5 to 27, 2023, at the rate of one workshop a week, with dancers Noémie de Almeida Ferreira and Sofiane Distante, in partnership with the Fédération Léo Lagrange and the Centres sociaux de Rillieux-la-Pape. At the end of the workshops, the groups presented a participatory haka on September 29 at the Village Rugby, set up on Place Bellecour in Lyon, to coincide with the broadcast of Rugby World Cup 2023 matches.

In the spring of 2024, the project will be rolled out in new metropolitan areas, in Sathonay-Camp. It will also continue in Rillieux-la-Pape from June onwards.

Partners

Centres sociaux de Rillieux-la-Pape logo  Fédération Léo Lagrange logo

Next rendez-vous

At Leisure Center of Sathonay-Camp:
Workshops: May 29 + June 5 + 12 + 19 + 26, 2024
Restitution: June 26, 2024 at 6pm at Louis Regard School, Sathonay-Camp
With the Fédération Léo Lagrange and the Social Centres of Rillieux-la-Papedates to come

The CCNR Ball

 

An evening in which you are both the hosts
and the main actors!

Le Bal du CCNR 2022 © Juliette Treillet

Every year, the CCNR invites young and old to celebrate dance at a festive and original ball! In 2022, the CCNR Ball took place in a festive and sensitive atmosphere. It offered everyone, young and old, the opportunity to dance in total freedom, thanks to the know-how and artistic talent of the choreographers and dancers.

Call for participation
Become a Supermaster of the Ball!

Saturday, November 19 + 26, 2022
During preparatory workshops at the CCNR’s dance studio, Thibault Desaules and the dancers of YuPi, the CCNR’s young company, passed on the energy and choreographic phrases of Le Bal – bonbon pour le moral to some twenty amateurs of all ages.

See you
on the dancefloor!

The Ball took place:
Saturday, December 3, 2022
from 7:30pm to midnight
at the MJC Ô Totem in Rillieux-la-Pape

The Haka Ball

 

A celebratory dance, freely inspired of the traditional Maori haka

Écris ton haka — CCNR/Yuval Pick © Romain Tissot

Based on the Write your haka project, the Haka Ball is a festive, unifying event.

The dancers from the CCNR company are inviting audiences of all ages to join them in a grand participatory ball. Following a performance freely inspired by the traditional Maori haka, the dancers will guide you in learning choreographic gestures and phrases. Together, we’ll invent a celebratory dance for a fun and joyful moment of sharing.

Next rendez-vous!

Haka Balls will be held:

Friday, June 21, 2024
at the domaine national du Palais-Royal in Paris, as part of La Fête de la Musique — ministère de la Culture

Friday, June 28, 2024
at the Carreau du Temple in Paris

Friday, July 5, 2024
at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Lyon

Saturday, July 6, 2024
on the CCNR forecourt in Rillieux-la-Pape, as part of the Cocotte Festival

Past projects

 

Going back in time?

Flowers Crack Concrete ©Laurence Dannière

BRASERO
More information here

Flower crack concrete
More information here

Dîtes Rillieux
More information here

Au bord du vif
More information here

The CCNR mediation team is at your side to imagine tailor-made actions!

Contact :
frederic.merme@ccnr.fr