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A cho­reo­graph­er trained in hip-hop dance, Saïdo Lehlouh works on syn­er­gies between indi­vidu­als and the group, in an effer­ves­cent piece for 20 dancers. Enhan­cing the pres­ence, stor­ies, and indi­vidu­al styles with­in the group, act­ing as a bene­vol­ent wit­ness to those who …

With this piece meant for every­one includ­ing young­er spec­tat­ors, Sylvain Huc goes back to the roots of the tale Little Red Rid­ing Hood (Le Petit Chap­er­on Rouge, in French), whose ambi­gu­ities he embraces in a play­ful and cath­artic phys­ic­al encounter. The …

By bring­ing to life the memory of a unique event in the per­form­ing arts of the 1970s, Shiraz cre­ates a joy­ful and con­tem­por­ary ges­ture, a hyp­not­ic blend and inter­weav­ing of movements. Before becom­ing the name of a piece by Ira­ni­an-born cho­reo­graph­er Armin Hokmi, Shiraz …

Through dance, music, and imagery, Stranger in a Famil­i­ar Land­scape draws an intim­ate map of exile, ques­tion­ing the rela­tion­ship between the body and space and its memory. Which sounds do you wake up to every morn­ing? Is there a desert in the …

From chaos and solitude, Anglo-Algeri­an per­former Samir Kennedy draws power­ful and unique images, in a piece which oscil­lates between a con­cert, a cab­aret per­form­ance and a nightmare. In the chaos of a space littered with vari­ous objects and trash, stands a sad and pathet­ic clown, mired …

Like a gath­er­ing ritu­al, La Nuée throws ten per­formers in a mael­strom of cir­cu­lar movements. In the blurred zone formed by a halo of light and the sur­round­ing dark­ness, the spin­ning bod­ies of the per­formers emerge and go back under, form­ing a circle that …

As the newly appoin­ted dir­ect­or of the centre choré­graph­ique, François Chaignaud wants to invite the pub­lic so he can intro­duce him­self on July 03 & 04 through three events. The first one will be held Fri­day night, when he presents his …