A powerful conveyor of emotions and of union across centuries and from culture to culture, the meaning of the kiss varies according to the era and context. Through the…

What is collective memory? How do we select and archive the most precious knowledge of our civilisations for future generations? Austrian artist Martin Kunze has…

Danish choreographer Mette Ingvartsen transforms Le Lieu Unique into a skatepark to explore the speed of movement in the company of a group of skateboarders and…

This show for all ages attempts to solve an age-old enigma: where do the objects and beings that disappear go? Tales of lost socks, dinosaurs, sleight of hand... On…

Four adults set off to explore the faraway land of childhood. The adventure promises to be perilous, for the past has become foreign to them. They have lost the…

In 1740, a trial was held in New France. Marguerite Duplessis, a native woman, bought and then sold, was obliged to embark for Martinique. She refused and demanded her…

Georges Labbat’s first solo performance, Self / Unnamed , explores notions of control, duality, and identity, as well as the power relations that constantly regiment…

Dalida leaves behind a lasting image of a woman who was both strong and fragile, glamorous and androgynous. Based on the song Gigi l’Amoroso , the dancer Joachim…

Two solos exploring the body, its gender identity, and its hybridity. Drawing on Nijinsky’s Afternoon of a Faun , Catol Teixeir a revisits this character in …

In this immersive ballet, Éric Minh Cuong Castaing brings together dancers, mobility-impaired children, with whom he has worked for six months, and robots to bring out…

Ball Voguing returns to close the Trajectoires festival. Originating in the Latino and African American LGBTQ+ communities, Ball Voguing takes the form of…

Cornucopia is a contemplative fiction of anticipation that questions the reasons for our inertia in the face of the major issues of our time. Continuing his…

Jaume Roiq Stevens is a white male scientist, cynical and materialistic—the representation of an archaic model. From his international space station, he observes the…

Mélanie Loisel and Rachel Langlais embody the ebullience of French experimental music, drawing on traditional repertoires and contemporary gestures to break new sonic…

Three short films by Charlie Chaplin make up this film screening with live music ( The Fireman , The Rink , The Adventurer ). Although they were made in 1917, these…

Mathieu Bauer adapts Nanni Moretti’s cult film Palombella Rossa . Following a car accident, a man suffers from amnesia, before fragments of his past surface during a…

With this new creation, choreographer Ambra Senatore returns to solo work, always with the same signature: the desire to bring out everyday gestures, a taste for the…

What happens in a theatre when the show is over and the auditorium is empty? Strange creatures haunt the stage and live backstage. Hannah Arendt, Jacques Lacan, Betty,…

Is it possible to dance the imperceptible? In this solo, Aurélien Dougé explores the tension between the visible and the invisible. Shrouded in darkness, the audience…

The legacy of Philip Glass, one of the founding fathers of minimalism, seems endless and is constantly being reinterpreted. Composer Erwan Keravec adapts four pieces…

Passionate about folk dance, Madeleine Fournier delivers a surprisingly modern version of Branle . Originating in the Berry region of France, this powerfully vital,…

Conceived in 1974 by Luciano Berio, A-Ronne is a sound documentary, a collage incorporating extracts from texts such as the Bible , The Divine Comedy , Faust and …

Oona Doherty’s works have a social dimension. In this piece, the choreographer blends personal memories with Irish mythology, recounting the life of her…

A young woman emerges from the boot of a car blaring out sub-bass rumblings with all the trappings of a bad boy. Oona Doherty went to meet young men living in the…

Few French singers have weathered fashions, eras, and transformations with the grace and rigour of Dominique A. When he debuted in 1991, he embodied a revival of the…

ABRI is a piece of fiction that examines a community so as to question how we live together. Using the imminent end of the world as a pretext, Silvio Palomo…