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Stabat mater, the solo, Lou Cantor
Forget conventional reserve and dive into a powerful solo performance that turns raw emotion into an act of liberation. Through a striking choreographic narrative, the performer channels the lives of countless women to reclaim the strength found in vulnerability and vocal expression.
Le Regard du Cygne (Paris 20th)
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On November 13, 2026, Lou Cantor performs Stabat mater, le solo, at Le Regard du Cygne in the 20th arrondissement. This choreography weaves together the personal stories of various women encountered by the artist, channeling their grief into a powerful display of joy and rebellion. During this 50-minute performance, the baroque-inspired dance asserts the right of women to be seen and heard without shame. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users and provides specific accommodations for blind or visually impaired guests, ensuring an inclusive experience for all who wish to explore this poignant artistic journey.
Stabat mater, the solo, Lou Cantor - Compagnie Ulysse & Ernest
Friday, November 13, 2026
at 8:00 PM
Performance, dance - at Le Regard du Cygne
Crying to emancipate oneself, to access joy or rebellion: this is what Lou Cantor proposes with the solo version of Stabat Mater. A solo that is not quite one, because although the choreographer is alone on stage, she traverses through her body the stories of many women she has met. Through their tears and cries, Lou Cantor invites us to experience emotions without shame. A dance with baroque accents that proposes a certain history of weeping women and asserts their right to be seen, heard, and considered.Duration 50 minAll information is available on our website
Duration 50 min
All information is available on our website
As part of the Signes d'Automne Festival at Le Regard du Cygne
Our take on this event
Part of the Signes d'Automne Festival, the solo performance by Lou Cantor of the Compagnie Ulysse & Ernest takes place at Le Regard du Cygne on Friday, November 13, 2026. The show begins at 20:00 and lasts for 50 minutes.
Drawing on the lives of many women, the choreographer uses her body as a vessel to revisit their histories. Through movement that echoes baroque intensity, the performance invites the audience to embrace emotions rather than hiding them. It is an exploration of the feminine experience, shifting from sorrow to a liberated state of revolt.
Tickets are available at 17 € for standard admission and 11 € for reduced rates. The performance space is wheelchair accessible, and the event is specifically adapted to welcome blind or visually impaired attendees.
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