Briana Ashley Stuart is an American performer, teacher and choreographer who lives and works in Brussels.
Her professional experience ranges from contemporary dance to African-American dance traditions such as Stepping.
Moving Meditations is an examination of this last lesser-known dance form.
The history and culture of art forms and how they relate to the human condition intrigue her.
Lucas Katangila is a choreographer, dancer and performer with a passion for hip hop, contemporary and traditional African dance.
Through the Mboka Dance Family – in Goma where he grew up – he has been introduced to dance and playing instruments such as djembe, likembe, kalumbatini, marimba, dungu and kinubi since an early age.
Lila Magnin is a dancer, choreographer and musician.
She shares her visual and musical universe on stage and through social media.
Azad is her first dance solo.
Tister Ikomo is a dancer, choreographer and musician who traveled through the different provinces in Congo to study the rich tradition of Congolese dances.
In Kinshasa, he is assistant choreographer of the artistic company Arumbaya.
He also worked with Alain Platel and Fabrizio Cassol, among others, as a dancer for the show Coup Fatal and as a percussionist for Sidi Larbi …
Mouss Sarr is a choreographer, dancer (hip-hop, dancehall and krump), founder & artistic director of Timiss, a platform where he provides space for street dancers.
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Andrea Gallo Rosso, born in 1979, I began my work as a choreographer in 2010 in Italy, scouted and followed by Mozaïeko Danza / festival INTERPLAY.
With my current project I have been selected as artist-in-residence at the ‘Centro Nazionale di Produzione della Danza Scenario Pubblico / Compagnia Zappalà Danza in Sicily.
Monstrare et/ou Monere.
Milo Slayers introduces you to a fictional monster that traverses various stages of monstrosity.
A multiplicity of perspectives simultaneously unfolds before your eyes.
Awoulath Alougbin is a dancer and choreographer.
After her years with the National Ballet of Benin, she founded her own dance company Compagnie AA.
Her performances combine the essence of traditional Yoruba dance with contemporary dance.
Mano Amaro, born in Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil, is a dancer and choreographer.
Between 2010 and 2014, he practiced Ori Dança in Europe and Brazil.
He danced with contemporary companies such as Contém Dança and Nat Gras.
In his solo work, he displays his own dance language, rooted in various Afro-Brazilian styles and contemporary dance.
