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In Nini ya Momo do, Soukaina Habiballah interweaves the voice of a grandmother and her granddaughter, who speak to each other through the absence of the mother. The first is haunted by postcolonial trauma; the second, by postpartum depression. On stage, Soukaina intertwines the Arabic and English versions of the cycle of poems: as if the two voices were alternating in her own body, her own psyche as a poetess — as if the two women were living inside her.

In BIRD, co-created by Selma Ouissi, the artists invite audiences to reflect on questions of being, creation, and connection. How can we simply be in conscious presence in the same space? What will this cohabitation trigger? Which body, which states of being will emerge in this perpetually transforming space, crossed by a dancing body and a flying bird? How can one invent a dance shaped by this cohabitation?

Warning: this performance showcases the personal point of view of the artist no.249817, drawing on his experience of the art scene. Everything you will see on stage is no more than an idea created through his reflections and thoughts. It does not involve the beautiful artistic reality we live in. 

Cosmos is a distinctive artistic performance, combining theatre, dance, and circus arts. In continuous communication with the audience, Ashtar Muallem, with the direction of Emile Saba and Clément Dazin, presents her personal journey and skills collected in isolation – from practising yoga and meditation to learning to read tarot and auras – with whimsy, satire, and poetic beauty.

A wife and a husband, two thespian lovers, walk us down memory lane in a city with wounds wide open. Remnants of their life journey on stage, and through all stages of their life.  All that remains of happiness and a dance performance before the curtain falls.

Directed by Omar Ghayatt, The Lucky Children is an homage to vanished memories. In a dream-like journey, the past and present of three people interest and seem to happen simultaneously – moments of becoming and passing dissolve into one another. Who are we without memories? How do they shape our view of the world and our relationships with each other? This visually powerful theatre performance with atmospheric sound is an invitation into a sensual world; into other realities, lives, and into a being that seems simultaneously distant and yet, so close and familiar…