Rencontres chorégraphiques internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis return with new edition

The Rencontres chorégraphiques internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis returns for a new edition, presenting works that offer a sensitive and poetic perspective on a changing world. The festival itinerates across the Seine-Saint-Denis territory, exploring diverse relationships with audiences through common experiences, varied artistic formats, and projects with amateurs. It highlights discovery and plurality, featuring emerging and established artists, interdisciplinary proposals, and French premieres of international artists. The festival centers on the notion of relation: to others, the environment, and the ecosystem. Among the creations: Tatiana Gueria Nade's "Na Djoro" interrogates the persistence of family narratives and transgenerational patterns, with three women on stage, composer Maclarnaque, and lighting designer Claire Legrand. Philippe Lebhar's "DIBBOUK" explores his family history and Jewish cultural heritage through dance, inspired by folk dances, prayer practices, and the figure of the Dibbouk, accompanied by collective percussive composition. kabinet k's "bron" by Joke Laureyns and Kwint Manshoven investigates human bonds, transmission, and collective power, with live music by Thomas Devos and Hooman Jeddy, featuring child and adult performers.