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_ _13h00 Time scale 4h00 * __ Publics Adultes Enfants / Ados Famille * __ Hours The : Sunday 17 September 2017 from 13h00 to 17h00 _Accusation solos_ are structured around one performer and

are based on material from the production _Accusations_, only unraveled and reassembled again. Significance, reflection, accusation or complaint. Succeeding or failing, grasping

opportunities or passing on them, unrealized desires; each performer chooses his or her own perspective in a confrontational quest to find a better version of him- or herself.   Belgian

choreographer Ann Van den Broek works on the cutting edge of several disciplines. Dance, performance, song, music, soundscape, texts and film come together to create a powerful total

experience. Not only does Van den Broek explore and extend the parameters of dance on stage, but of theater as well. Site-specific versions of _The Black Piece_, for instance, were performed

in museums such as the Barbican Art Gallery in London (UK) and in the MHKA museum in Antwerp (BE). And with director Mike Figgis, she made a film version of _Co(te)lette_.   In June,

_Accusations_ had its French premiere in Paris during the Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis. And on September 17, the _Accusation solos_ will be performed in

the Musée d'Art moderne de la Ville de Paris during the Journées européennes du patrimoine (European Heritage Days).   WARD/WARD – ANN VAN DEN BROEK Since 2000, Ann Van den Broek

[Antwerp (BE), 1970] has made over twenty choreographies and a film for and with her company Ward/waRD (BE/NL). Her work has been nominated several times for the Zwaan (Swan), the most

prestigious dance prize in the Netherlands, and again this year for her latest work: Accusations. She was awarded the prize twice: for _Co(te)lette (2008)_ and _The Black Piece (2015)_. _The

Co(te)lette_ Film won several international prizes. In 2010, Ann received the Mousson Award, an initiative of Künstlerhaus Mousonturm in Frankfurt (D). In 2015, the book about her work,

protect/perform, was published and filmmaker Lisa Boerstra made the documentary _The Lady in Black_. Website: http://www.wardward.be/