Contemporary Dance

This boundary-pushing dance spectacular sees hip-hop visionary Mourad Merzouki reinterpret the iconic works of Compagnie Käfig.

When two dancers are asked to partner at an audition each struggles with the flip sides of homophobia before finding common footing.

This short uses circles as a poignant analogy for the life of modern human beings and their dedication to endless movement in a capitalistic world.

Kitschy and confrontational, this dance short is a darkly playful take on the dynamics of seeing and being seen.

An intimate short film celebrating iconic Bay Area drag queen, Lady Camden and her powerful connection to dance.

But first... coffee. This stimulating short dance film explores how coffee can change the way we see, think, and interact.

A wonderfully whimsical, and at times deeply philosophical, guide to movement as told by choreographer Alexander Ekman and his friends.

In this playful dance short, a group of kids play a game of ''follow the leader'' with an elderly man and discover new ways of experiencing the world.

Choreographer Fouad Boussouf brings together seven dancers for an acrobatic dance tribute to popular Moroccan 70s group, Nass el Ghiwane.

Choreographer Mourad Merzouki explores diverse musical worlds in collaboration with the musicians of the Concert de l'hostel Dieu.

Bold, unpredictable, and innovative. Multi-award-winning choreographer Alexander Ekman's Hammer is a humorous critique of our image-obsessed world.

Choreographer Angelin Preljocaj explores the power of myths in this captivating piece for Ballet Preljocaj and the Opera National de Bordeaux.

Hip Hop choreographer Mourad Merzouki brings to life a new work for the technological age.

Mourad Merzouki unites five of his choreographer friends and thirty dancers in order to create Répertoire#1.

Hip-hop meets baroque in Mourad Merzouki's Phénix. A 17th-century viola da gamba meets electrifying dance.

In re:member, choreographer Andile Ndlovu explores the idea of reclaiming joy, and putting back together that which is broken,