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to wait until August and give you ideas for your costumes click on the image
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QUADRILLES AND CONTREDANCES |
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To affirm our love for contredanses, quadrilles and other mixers and devote a whole ball to them.
An evening to dance together with music and costumes from all eras and backgrounds |
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SON OF PUB OR SONS OF PUBS |
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Welcome to the world of advertising from its beginnings to the present day via the atmosphere of English pubs for our Picon bière evening....
To your disguises....to take part in our games, see our animations and dance of course...
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Who do you dream of being for one evening? Nice, bad, hero or loser, from the distant past or the near future, from a novel, a film, a series, an anime, from a comic strip or a video game... teleport to another universe to dance to known, unknown but always surprising music... |
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Just be monstrously terrifying 'cause we are
not even afraid.....
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On the side of the Windsors or Madame Arthur, do you really have to choose sides???
To mix dances and costumes, a ball full of colors and surprises...
Shocking????Oh my god!
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Back in the Montparnasse of the 1920s and in the jazzy atmospheres of the ball in rue Blomet and its Bal nègre. It was the privileged place of the golden youth of Paris after the war and of the host of artists who had taken refuge in Paris during this period. It was still here that the delirious "ubu" ball took place in the 1930s
“There [at the Bal Blomet], Montparnasse was introduced to beguine. Robert Desnos lived in the neighboring house. An article in Comoedia had launched this establishment. Youki appeared at the Bal Ubu disguised as a queen, with a dress with a train and long blond plaits. Kiki led the dance, tireless and scruffy. The painter Foujita was disguised as a public girl. A cask had been drilled and the champagne was distributed in bottles; it was in the spring of 1929.” |
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