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An uplifting tribute to Carmen Amaya, scintillating flamenco artist and women’s heritage icon. Her energy resonates in FUGACES, where seven performers capture her earthy intensity through a hybrid language.

In this vibrant work with epic sweep by Mozambican choreographer Idio Chichava, dance and song combine to celebrate migration as a quest for identity and an act of survival.

Dive into a unique dance experience: an uplifting journey through hip-hop and club dances, guided by a new generation of artists. Be wowed by inspirational performances – from waacking to house to voguing – that twist conventions, fuse aesthetics and share marginal cultures. An intense day of shows, jams, workshops and a battle, with an emphasis on connections, spontaneity and freestyling. Feeling first!

In Dancing, Collectif A/R transforms the stage into an immersive space of dance, live music and light installation.

In this blend of dance, theatre and circus, the street becomes a carnivalesque playground where the potency of childhood fuels a micro-utopia.

Último Helecho takes us on a fantastical underground journey rooted in Argentine and Peruvian folklore.

Amid an architecture of light lines and Bach’s virtuoso harmonies, a duet for female dancers and a solitary man venture out Into the Silence. A search for harmony and serenity, rather than for the void.

What if music were a portal leading to an elsewhere? In Orage, Dalila Belaza, with composer Serge Teyssot-Gay, explores where personal and universal meet.

In Dancing, Collectif A/R transforms the stage into an immersive space of dance, live music and light installation.

MONUMENT 0.10: The Living Monument immerses the audience in a universe where color and slowed-down movement create a unique sensory experience, offering through vibrant tableaux a meditative journey into a dreamlike world where time seems almost suspended.

Shot near Bergen, Landscaping is a video installation developed with Carte Blanche, the Norwegian National Company of Contemporary Dance, plunging us into a world where humans and nature co-exist differently.

In Open my chest and place our tomorrows inside, Emmanuel Eggermont channels the energy of youth into a vibrant solo.

Handling long strips of shimmering fabrics, seven dancer-musicians give material form to the invisible kingdoms of their delirious imaginations.

When there’s dance, what is it that dances? In Christian Rizzo’s pieces, the answer is not only human: movement is sculpted in a dialogue between bodies, space, light and music, and in the gaps that breathe between them, opening up infinite possibilities.

1989, while the Berlin Wall was being pulled down, another phenomenon was racing around the globe: Lambada by Kaoma. And what if these two events – one political, the other musical – were combined to symbolise a change of era?

Comparing military and militant bodies, this pop/punk show offers a manifesto for change.

In a country like Brazil, where people from different cultures and historical backgrounds live together, what can identity mean? Grupo Cena 11, led by choreographer Alejandro Ahmed, has an answer: our encounter with otherness. And above all, the otherness inside of us

In 2014, Jan Martens made waves on the international scene with THE DOG DAYS ARE OVER. In 2025, the choreographer brings this piece back to life with a new generation of dancers.

For this augmented and site-specific re-creation in the former SNCF maintenance depot — now transformed into Les Grandes Locos — Crowd brings together 18 dancers, each embodying a distinct character and story.