An ode to the possibility of being multiform. A choreographic exploration of gender with a transgender community that navigates between hairdressing salon and dance floor.

An exhibition of objects, a collection of songs and a performance on roller skates to denounce precarious working conditions in the public space.

An intense visual trip, reconstructing the life of a woman, between lip-sync and virtual reality.

A powerful choreography about recovery and belonging, in a landscape intertwining Swedish weaving of fishing nets and the Eritrean practice of braided hair.

Intergenerational tragicomedy starring Sarah Vanhee’s grandmothers. An ode to invisible women, the earth, work and life itself. 

Simultaneously profound and lighthearted, balancing between ballet and theatre, Midori Kurata questions the value of a human life in Japanese society.

In the theatre or in Duden Park at dawn, an intense play unfolds that explores sexuality, conquest and hunting, under the rule of the gaze.

Following the history of a looted bull’s head, we travel across fifty years of troubled relationships between the antiquities and the national identity of Lebanon.