Vendredi 20/11 - D.O.S.E. - Pierre Bassil - CocoSwingballroom

The workshop takes place at cocoswing in the 5th arrondissement. A D.O.S.E. is an electronic set featuring music specially selected for its effects on the nervous system. Indeed, D.O.S.E. is an acronym for Dopamine + Oxytocin + Serotonin + Endorphin. Please arrive on time.

Artist, visual creator, DJ, and therapist, Pierre Bassil explores many forms of expression and their effects on health, well-being, and human development.

The first part is fast-paced, dynamic, and euphoric: House, Techno, Trance... The second part is slow, sensitive, and relaxing: Electronica, Trip-Hop, Ambient.

In a world of black lights, everyone can apply fluorescent makeup, letting go of masks and appearances to reveal their inner light.

Every D.O.S.E. is unique and features a narrative element, a symbolic story, a guiding thread woven into the music that will carry us through the aridity of a desert planet, into the depths of a lush jungle, or into the mechanics of a science-fiction city… With eyes closed or open, the inner child’s imagination awakens and takes shape in movement that feels integrated and full of meaning.

Practical information

• The doors open at 19h15 and close at 19h30. After that, we go upstairs to dance and appreciate being able to enjoy the session.

• Remember to wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle.

• PLEASE travel light; the cloakroom is very small! Bikes and scooters will not be allowed in the space. Our canine friends must also stay outside.

• Places are limited, so if you can no longer attend, please let us know as soon as possible. Refunds are available if you email [email protected] by 20h the day before the workshop. The same applies to passes.

Organized by: LibraDAnse

The association’s aims

• Ensure regular weekly workshops by inviting certified teachers.

• Develop free-form dance in Marseille, throughout France, and internationally, for audiences of all kinds.

• Support dancers•es in their training in these practices and in setting up their workshops

• Promote all forms of movement, dance, and music that are accessible to audiences of all kinds.

• Develop projects with local authorities and other associations through its work in movement practices that combine artistic expression, well-being, and personal development.

• Ensure its members have a space for free-form dance by organizing self-managed waves.

https://www.helloasso.com/associations/libradanse