After the online broadcast on the opening day of the DDD, Room with a view is presented today on RTP 2, at 22.10pm. The broadcast is the fruit of the partnership that links, this year, the DDD and the public television channel.

Room with a view brings together French DJ Rone and collective (LA) HORDE, who, in September 2019, assumed the artistic direction of the Ballet national de Marseille.

Over the years Marine Brutti, Jonathan Debrouwer and Arthur Harel, the trio behind (LA) HORDE, have always questioned the spectrum of political meanings of dance, searching online for new choreographies that expressed popular uprisings. Room with a view follows this line of research to immediately evoke, on stage, a contested message anchored in a rave environment.

" We imagined a marble quarry that evoked the most iconic stone in the history of art, a place of deadly extraction whose lines and whiteness also reminded the architecture of the BNM building, where the piece was born. This quarry is a place of poetry and chaos, where we could question the emancipatory possibilities of the body in a context of widespread collapse: the collapse of living beings and biodiversity, but also the positive collapse of oppressive systems such as patriarchy. The biggest challenge in this whole process was to avoid moralistic speeches. We didn’t want to do a piece on ecology, but to talk about our relationship with the community and the body in the especially troubled political context we live in. We don't believe in the passivity of the audience and we want our shows to be empowerment moments as well".