Phénix - Mourad Merzouki

Discover the world of contemporary Odissi at the Nrityagram Dance Ensemble’s one-of-a-kind dance village.

A voice guides a group of dancers on a journey of surreality where the relation between the audience and the stage is connected by a subtle veil.

Mourad Merzouki unites five of his choreographer friends and thirty dancers in order to create Répertoire#1.

Choreographer Fouad Boussouf brings together seven dancers for an acrobatic dance tribute to popular Moroccan 70s group, Nass el Ghiwane.

A wonderfully whimsical, and at times deeply philosophical, guide to movement as told by choreographer Alexander Ekman and his friends.

Kitschy and confrontational, this dance short is a darkly playful take on the dynamics of seeing and being seen.

When two dancers are asked to partner at an audition each struggles with the flip sides of homophobia before finding common footing.

In this playful dance short, a group of kids play a game of ''follow the leader'' with an elderly man and discover new ways of experiencing the world.

Watch Choreographer Silas Farley’s moving dance piece set to Aaron Copland’s Fanfare for The Common Man.

More Forever is a captivating percussive dance and music work with New York’s Caleb Teicher & Company and Conrad Tao.

My Mother’s Son unites South African brothers Siphe November and Mthuthuzeli November in performance for the first time since their childhood.

Eric Gauthier presents his collective collage portraying the seven deadly sins in movement at the Stuttgart Theaterhaus.

A unique evening programmed and orchestrated by choreographer and dancer Carolyn Carlson, which will in a way conclude her career.

Hip Hop choreographer Mourad Merzouki brings to life a new work for the technological age.

Choreographer Mourad Merzouki explores diverse musical worlds in collaboration with the musicians of the Concert de l'hostel Dieu.

Based on the true story of ballerina Marie Taglioni whose point shoes were bought by a fan, then cooked at a lavish dinner party and served to 35 guests. This short is a romp through the party.

But first... coffee. This stimulating short dance film explores how coffee can change the way we see, think, and interact.