Programme

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.

Un rituel brésilien incandescent où l'on danse, chante, rit.

Le Défilé 2025 aura lieu le 7 septembre 2025 dès 16h rue de la République à Lyon en ouverture de la Biennale de la danse !

L'after indispensable pour se retrouver après le Défilé.

Melding sound, movement and material, Leather Better explores leather’s sensoriality and probes masculinity.

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.

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

À la découverte de danses non genrées comme la Dance Fusion, le Tango ou la Folk Queer pour célébrer les fiertés dans la rue !

Un tour du monde des musiques clubs et urbaines les plus bouillantes, entre culture latine et rythmiques africaines en passant par la dance music européenne.

No one can disregard the street; it is everyone’s business. A place of a thousand faces, which Brazilian choreographer Volmir Cordeiro has chosen to embody in a percussive solo fuelled by the rhythms of Washington Timbó.

Three choreographers, three visions of the night.

In Ad Libitum, Simon Le Borgne and Ulysse Zangs create a vibrant dialogue between dance and live music, exploring the body’s metamorphosis and the act of creation.

The virtuoso flair of two young urban dancers responds to the intensity of a Schubert composition for piano four hands, in a fantasia by Marco da Silva Ferreira, a self-taught choreographer with a club background and master of genre mash-ups.

In Cheb, Filipe Lourenço crafts a vibrant encounter between traditional Maghreb music and contemporary sounds.