Camus est hip-hop, entre misère et soleil

Two hip-hop dancers draw on the ideas of Albert Camus to create a dialogue between rebellion and brotherhood. Set against the backdrop of 1970s New York—the birthplace of hip-hop—and the Mediterranean, so dear to Camus, the Par-Allèles dance company seeks to pay homage to the name “Albert Camus” through a poetic and powerful hip-hop dance performance. This Frenchman, born in Algeria, was a man of commitment—through his actions, his words, and his writings. He protested against all forms of inequality. “Albert Camus is Hip-Hop”—rebellious and socially conscious—through this piece that blends dance and theater, we hope to make his name resonate. A biographical duet that retraces the defining moments of Camus’s life.