Physical aggression, an at once fascinating and repulsive subject, is as old as the human race itself. This provocative new performance on the collective loss of memory reveals the hidden force and motivations of human behavior that lead to violence and killing.

We live in a time when most of us...

Writer, director, and journalist Jawad Rhalib presents a timely exploration of Muslim identity in relation to artistic expression and harmful stereotypes, through archival footage, interviews, and evocative performances highlighting the fundamentalist hatred towards artists, At the Time When the ...

Folk-s is a performed and choreographed approach to the notion of Time, around a reflection on traditional folk dances.

How do you watch a performance when you’ve been given permission to leave — but not come back — at any time? More lovingly or less? That invitation was extended to the audience...

The inimitable Malandain Ballet Biarritz takes the stage at La Lanterne in Rambouillet, France, for a top-notch trio of ballets choreographed by Thierry Malandain. The triple feature kicks off with the intimate and sensual solo piece Silhouette, set to music from Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 30 i...

He speaks, she dances. And the two of them are looking for each other with greed, like playful children, under the amused eye of the choreographer Georges Appaix, a mischievous adventurer of the alphabet.

A fine example of casual longevity. Without ever raising his collar, it has been thirty yea...

So far, Lora Juodkaite and Annie Hanauer have accompanied Rachid Ouramdane's work as performers. Beyond the physical performance that challenges the spectator, beyond the fascination that one can feel in front of their virtuosity - whether it is whirling or extremely meticulous - the choreographe...

Olivier Dubois' new piece, created in Cairo with six dancers from different African countries, evokes the weight of destiny and the journey of souls.

Touched by the commitment of the dancers he met in Senegal and Egypt, the choreographer was inspired by the culture of the African continent and h...

As we move in a universe saturated with noise, Saburo Teshigawara seeks to rekindle silence. Based on the music of Olivier Messiaen and Tōru Takemitsu, Teshigawara questions the audible and the inaudible, and creates a choreography that is both aerial and earthly, organic, each movement of which ...