Multitud
Seventy-five people of all ages and backgrounds take over the public space each evening to perform a live choreographic score that reflects the world, combining chaos with the euphoria of togetherness.
Tamara Cubas
Carte noire nommée désir
A leading figure among European theatre’s new voices, Rébecca Chaillon celebrates Black women in a visceral ceremony of reappropriation embracing both pop culture and spirituality.
Rébecca Chaillon
Au cœur de la rose (Généalogie d’une tristesse)
Jérémie Niel tackles Pierre Perrault’s timeless play from 1958. Told in a distinctive vernacular, the story’s mythic undertones unfold on a stage filled by powerful video images and soundscapes.
Jérémie Niel
Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists
Is killing a fascist a crime or a legitimate act of resistance? Worldviews collide in renowned Portuguese director Tiago Rodrigues’ bracing political theatre.
Tiago Rodrigues
ODE
In ODE, a pop-pagan procession orchestrated by the masterful hands of choreographer Catherine Gaudet, ten radiant performers take aim at false pretenses in a deceptively simple landscape.
Catherine Gaudet