Same Old Songs – Maud Blandel

Choreographer Maud Blandel draws on Virginia Woolf's 1938 novel *Three Guineas* to create a hallucinatory trio for three dancers, confronting the structural masculinity of war. The piece channels psychedelic imagery to upend established power structures, offering a heterotopia that refuses any warlike project.

The performance unfolds in a percussive, ultra-energetic, and disorganized flow where any attempt at marching in step is deliberately sabotaged. Blandel continues her exploration of sound dramaturgy and the relationship between sound and movement, presenting bodies that are sometimes seized by rhythm, sometimes stunned.

Presented at Théâtre Public de Montreuil, this contemporary dance and theatre event invites audiences into a collective hallucination that gives shape to an alternative future.