A dance piece that experiments with absurdity in interpersonal relationships, deliberately reversing or questioning gender roles. The piece exaggerates the often irrational dynamics in relationships, pushing them to the point of absurdity.

Choreography: Tarek Assam
Dance: Alessia Ricci, Aurora Falsetti, Mirco Carnimeo

Can you hold me, carry me, endure me?

Two individuals encounter one another—initially cautious, tentative, almost fragile. They seek closeness. Tension grows from this approach—an ongoing interplay of attraction and distancing begins.

Choreography: Irene Kalbusch
Dance: Fabio Cavaleri, Pol Van den Broek

The piece delves into the mysteries of what lies beyond our earthly existence, taking one on a journey beyond this world. A journey into the unknown, a place where life and death converge and where the countries of reality are blurred.

Choreography: Rachel Lim
Dance: Rachel Lim, Joanne Seow, Paopanga Karunnaraporn, Joseph Chua

Human beings are multifaceted and reveal themselves in various ways: At times gentle and playful, at others powerful and dominant. Whether in a skirt or trousers—always simply human.

Choreography: Irene Kalbusch
Dance & movement research: Corentin Milosevic

The lightness and whimsy of love: Handel contrasts politics with sensuous music. Tarek Assam’s choreography focuses on this counterpoint, embodying the essence of love—charming, playful, and theatrical, ranging from flirtatious overtures to deep emotion.

Choreography: Tarek Assam
Dance: Alessia Ricci, Aurora Falsetti, Mirco Carnimeo
Music: Georg Friedrich Händel
Costumes: Imme Kachel

Choreography: Irene Kalbusch
Dance: Magali Casters, Corentin Milosevic

The piece delves into the mysteries of what lies beyond our earthly existence, taking one on a journey beyond this world. A journey into the unknown, a place where life and death converge and where the countries of reality are blurred.

Choreography: Rachel Lim
Dance: Rachel Lim, Joanne Seow, Paopanga Karunnaraporn, Joseph Chua