3 du TROIS |Â WORK IN PROGRESS – APRIL 26
The 3 du TROIS offer an opportunity to discover contemporary dance from a different angle and in various forms, by attending a presentation of works-in-progress...
The 3 du TROIS offer an opportunity to discover contemporary dance from a different angle and in various forms, by attending a presentation of works-in-progress...
Discover Djamila Polo and Serge Daniel Kaboré, the young choreographers of the Emergences prgramme!
The 3 du TROIS offer an opportunity to discover contemporary dance from a different angle and in various forms, by attending a presentation of works-in-progress...
Starting from the idea that the body reflects our society, we will gently investigate the connection between movement, sensation, and emotion during this new 55+...
À travers des mouvements inspirés des danses traditionnelles d’Afrique de l’Ouest, Serge Daniel propose un atelier où on joue avec le rythme, on invente, on...
To mark International Dance Day, TROIS C-L invites you to journey into the world of Sina Saberi! Through a practice deeply rooted in his cultural...
– Ermira Goro’s dance performance ‘Sirens’ invites the audience on a sensual and mysterious journey into the world of desire and its social expression.
The performers, Chara Kotsali and Adonis Vais, are transformed on stage, unfolding a story of dreams and freedom. The two bodies embrace and reject stereotypical gender roles, creating an idiosyncratic language of self-expression. The original musical composition of the show was created by Jeph Vanger.

Baby is a work that builds a bridge between movement and performance, between the body, space and the Other.
How do you inhabit a body whose inner voice sometimes takes up all the space? Here we explore dualism, the cohabitation of opposites and the tension that binds them together. We linger on this fault line.
Baby is a struggle – between our inner voice and the mask we wear in society. It’s a work that questions violence, that omnipresent word in the media, in games, in films, and above all, in our minds and our worlds.
Two dancing bodies draw up a line of defence, a poetic bulwark, the better to claim the right to walk freely.
