Programme

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.

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

Une ambiance de manif qui mêle chorégraphies et textes engagés sur des beats électro.

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

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 : Llanamour

L'événement emblématique du collectif Plusbellelanuit : plus qu'une soirée, un rendez-vous, une communion festive où les corps se libèrent et les beautés se révèlent.

With Jackpot, Collectif ÈS turns dance into a participatory experience where failure becomes a creative engine.

This double bill celebrates the handover by the visionary William Forsythe, founder of the Dresden Frankfurt Dance Company, and the changing of the guard, in the person of Ioannis Mandafounis.

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.

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.

As part of the
Biennale de la danse x Centre Pompidou invitation, choreographer, singer and author Dorothée Munyaneza is gathering and weaving stories from elsewhere that resonate powerfully with today.

A Song For Those Who Shake Electric When The Salt Gets Too Heavy

This radical and much-needed solo by Luiz de Abreu and Calixto Neto deconstructs racist clichés one by one, with Neto perched on high heels against a Brazilian-flag backdrop.