Deux chorégraphes travaillent avec les mêmes groupes d'étudiant·es en danse. Un programme contrasté qui se rencontre autour de l'énergie, de la virtuosité et de la relation profonde entre la danse et la musique.

O Samba do Crioulo Doido is a stinging, frontal critique of the racial stereotypes associated with black bodies that haunt our collective subconscious. The piece was created by Luis de Abreu in 2004 and, almost two decades later, has passed on to Calixto Neto. It is a mischievous appropriation of a body often considered subordinate, an invitation to reclaim itself and its own history. 

In CASCADE, Meg Stuart and seven dancers reset the clock, challenging reality to take on new forms. Balancing on the edge of a world that is rapidly disappearing, they plunge into another dimension. CASCADE is an unconditional surrender to what we do not know about the other. A return to Brussels after the international tour! 

Together with a group of skaters and dancers, Mette Ingvartsen explores the speed and energy of movement on wheels, a physical memory from her own childhood. Much more than simply a flawless spectacle of virtuoso performances, Skatepark marks the emergence of a community defined by perseverance and hard work.  

What comes before touch? Is it desire? Fear? Disgust? Comfort? Pleasure? Vera Tussing and collaborators take the audience in a multidisciplinary promenade performance to carefully consider and reconsider our own personal relation to touch.