With a delegation of dancers and citizens, Rodrigues choreographs a project in the Zinneke Parade to demonstrate how joy can also be a political strategy.

Andreou's choreography embraces noise and unveils the chaotic resistance of punk to a world that wants to be increasingly transparent.

A breathtaking encounter between two incomparable artists who share their passion for rhythm, precision, freedom and fiery expressiveness.

Baloji reconnects Africa’s colonised past with current political and economic reality through the Missa Luba, a Latin mass using traditional Congolese songs.

In a dramaturgy of dishes and narration, the lives of MEXA members intertwine with religious references in an explosive moment of connection.

Preparing and eating dumplings together sets the stage for an encounter around the kitchen table where conversations, storytelling, music and karaoke come together.

Through the stories of people aged between 75 and 102, we discover how they experience and make love. A portrait of romantic love in old age.

What does it mean to be a dancer when dancing is forbidden? An existential question answered in poignant stories and a choreography of words. 

This video installation reconstructs a unique action that took place during France’s 1974 presidential elections. What does this action tell us fifty years later?

Blending radio, musical and choreographic storytelling, Ratsifandrihana reminds us that our bodies – just like our words – are bearers of stories.