Programme

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.

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.

Une expérience électro en 3 temps avec Bunny Dakota, Kittin et Moravie.

Andria, DJ résident du Ninkasi aka le G.O.A.T. des platines, et ses guests fabuleuses, font scintiller le dancefloor de bonnes vibes hip-hop, electro, afro, RnB & more.

Special guest : Eli

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.

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.

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.

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.

From interactive entertainment to trendy DJ sets, Des Gens Cool invites you to get the dance floor moving.

In a city that never stops, an ephemeral landscape comes to life. With Woods/Bosque, Clarice Lima orchestrates a monumental open-air performance, where bodies become forests and movements raise the alarm.

How does dance become a kind of self-defence? In Repertório N.2, Davi Pontes and Wallace Ferreira continue their exploration of movement as resistance.

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.