Plutôt vomir que faillir
Rébecca Chaillon
Rébecca Chaillon continues her investigation into the representation of bodies, of sexuality, desire, appetite and disgust.
Rébecca Chaillon continues her investigation into the representation of bodies, of sexuality, desire, appetite and disgust.
Hendrickx Ntela denounces the blindness of citizens, fed by a system that generates unattainable desires. Five dancers face the same story in different places around the world.
The curtain opens on the finale of a show in which the contestant, Faust, on the verge of losing, calls on the devil to get her back in the race. The pact she signs will help her to rise to the top.
In this unique one-woman show, Laurène Marx tells her story as a trans woman. She presents the questions that society raises about the experience of people who are trying to escape a binary model.
A show woven from committed poetry that tells of the paths we take to escape violence. The violence that pushes us to dwell, to take to the road, to listen to the wrinkles of our tormented bodies.
A ‘reduction’ of Bizet’s work, tailor-made for a single performer: Rosemary Standley. Despite the tragic outcome of the story, there will be joy and wonder.
To show and hear true or imagined stories that all have something to say about our world.
From Palestine to Lebanon, the film-maker and director Christiane Jatahy recorded the accounts of refugees through the prism of Homer and his Odyssey.
A small group of people find themselves alone in a vast, unknown void. Struggling to live together in difficult conditions, the characters are exposed to questions of inclusion, identity and intersectionality.
Italy, the late 1990s. Olga, a 40-year-old woman with two children, is a devoted mother and wife. One day, her husband leaves her. Everything has to be rebuilt, starting with language.
Techno, film, theatre, literature and visual arts are brought together to create a distinct world. Here, the audience comes and goes as it pleases.
How do you experience love in a worn-out body that alters its vitality day after day? An advocate of documentary art, director Mohamed El Khatib continues to bring intimate stories to the stage.