In The Edge of Things, we showcase the next generation of dance artists. The new creation of our new associate choreographer Jermaine Spivey challenges dancers and audiences with his talent for improvisation, spontaneity, and structure. Ethan Colangelo creates his first…
Two exceptional performances in the Court of Honor of the Palais des Papes in Avignon. Performed by star dancer Hugo Marchand and dancer Caroline Osmont of the Paris Opera, accompanied by Juha Marsalo of the Carolyn Carlson Company. With the…
Spanish choreographer Víctor Jiménez revisits the mega-hit of the classical repertoire, the mythical Swan Lake, which continues to inspire the creations of today. With grace and originality, he has created a clever reinterpretation of one of Tchaikovsky’s most beautiful scores.…
Artists, dreamers, able to go beyond every physical limit until they incarnate that which, for some, is abnormal, strange, mad. Don Quixote evokes movement and metaphor, inspiration and strangeness where everyone is free to be what they imagine. As does…
The brilliant dramatization of the epic novel by Leo Tolstoy. The production was staged by Rimas Tuminas to celebrate the 100-th Anniversary of the Vakhtangov State Academic Theatre of Russia. ‘War and Peace’ was shown for 100 times during its…
In 18th century France, letters fly between the mansions of two bored aristocrats as they spin a web of heartbreak and ruin. It might seem like a game, but lives will be ruined and love irrevocably lost. From the original…
Created in 2004 by Trisha Brown, an emblematic figure of New-York avant-garde, O złozony / O composite was a milestone in the “Postmodern Dance” era at the Paris Opera, a major step for both the performers and the choreographer who…
