"Today, with her dancers, [R. Chopinot] questions the life of Romanesque forms, architectural movement, guided in this research by Jurgis Baltrusaitis, Lithuanian scholar and brilliant art historian.Romanesque Art, in the margins of its architecture, developed through the ornamental sculptures of capitals, tympanums and bas-reliefs, bestiaries and geometric figures. With "Saint-Georges", Régine Chopinot wrests from the bas-reliefs the dynamics of distended forms, anatomical disproportions, limbs bent into improbable postures, and recomposes a fresco that unfolds like a ceremonial that is by turns joyful, grimacing, fervent, but as if appeased."
Programme du Centre d'action culturelle de Saint-Brieuc (March 1992)
Choreography: Régine Chopinot
First-time performers: John Bateman, Jeannette-Carol Brooks, Boris Charmatz, Régine Chopinot, Philippe Combes, Mervyn Francis, Josef Lennon, Anne-Karine Lescop, Samuel Letellier, Georgette Louison Kala-Lobe, Marianne Rachmul, Lin-Guang Song, Eric Ughetto
Costumes: Jean Paul Gaultier
Musical concept: Cyril de Turckheim, Régine Chopinot
Composer and musicologist: Anne-Marie Deschamps
Ensemble Mora Vocis: Monique Avril, Pierrick Bachelin, Rebecca Bain, Richard Costa, Annie Paris, Françoise SlavickSound: André Serré, Frédéric Viricel
Lighting: Gérard Boucher
Set design: Zinn Atmane
Running time: 65 minutes without intermission
