What’s on

Over ten years after the cre­ation of her first piece, Quart­i­ers Libres, Nadia Beu­gré is com­ing back to the solo form. The Ivori­an cho­reo­graph­er now turns her atten­tion to the land of her child­hood, between col­lect­ive memory and intim­ate recollections. …

Laz­aro Ben­itez is work­ing on a doc­u­ment­ary cho­reo­graphy in which body, music and archive poet­ic­ally recre­ate a moment in the his­tory of cor­por­ate viol­ence in Colom­bia. Dance becomes a weapon for memory and resistance. What type of ges­tures can be pro­duced in a con­text …

For his new piece, sched­uled for 2026, Brazili­an cho­reo­graph­er Mar­celo Evelin is work­ing on an object which is halfway between a per­form­ance and an install­a­tion, in which the audi­ence will have its place. Fol­low­ing on from the work and reflec­tions of his …

Jonas Chér­eau is work­ing on a cho­reo­graph­ic and music­al trio inspired by his research into joy and laughter. An act of col­lect­ive res­ist­ance through dance, farce, the art of coun­ter­point, fantasy and lightness. What trig­gers laughter? What is the shape of …

The ECCE duo is pre­par­ing a piece for 2026, in col­lab­or­a­tion with the con­tem­por­ary ensemble Ictus. Béla Bartók’s Son­ata for Two Pianos and Per­cus­sion sets the pace for five dan­cers to explore the power of move­ment and music.  Étienne Guil­loteau and Claire …