Noémi Boutin

After her early academic studies at the CNSMD in Paris, Noémi Boutin, whose career was destined for the great concertos, took singular paths, passionate about new artistic adventures. She “cellos” alone, in chamber music (Quatuor Béla, Vanessa Wagner, Jeanne Bleuse, Alvise Sinivia...), plays the repertoire as well as today's music (Daniel D'Adamo, Frédéric Pattar, Misato Mochizuki, Aurélien Dumont, Frédéric Aurier, Antoine Arnera, Eve Risser, Oxana Omelchuk...). ) and enjoys working on stage with artists from all disciplines: Jörg Müller, Mathurin Bolze for circus; Pierre Meunier, Vincent Martin for theater; Fantazio, Mayu Sato, Sylvaine Hélary, Elise Caron or Timothée Quost for music; and recently with chef Emmanuel Perrodin. She cultivates a taste for slips and side-steps, and loves to handle words when they become absurd or poetic.

Jörg Müller

Born in Bavaria in 1970, Jörg Müller obtained his diploma in Circus Arts from the CNAC in 1994 (with the congratulations of the jury), from which he graduated with a mobile. He then went on to create C/o and Noustube - (work in a 3-meter-high glass of water); PRE #1 and PRE #2.2 with Jess Curtis (performance between circus, dance and science) and in 2016, Sarabande with Noémi Boutin (around Bach suites for cello).

His latest creative project, Tangled drop, co-written and performed performed with Japanese visual artist Tabaimo, was premiered and performed in May 2022 in Japan and December 2022 in France.