Across both venues, around twenty national and international contemporary dance projects will be presented. Works by Norwegian-Jamaican artist Harald Beharie, Neuchâtel-based Bast Hippocrate, Latvian artist Jana Jacuka, Swiss-Moroccan Soraya Leila Emery, and US-born Bryan Campbell combine radicality and poetry, humour and humanism, rebellion and resilience.

For three weeks, the Plaine de Sévelin becomes a place of celebration of a shared outlook on life—bold, poetic, and political. A vibrant international and national platform with staggered schedules encourages discoveries and encounters, aiming to broaden audiences and foster artistic exchange between dance professionals and the public.

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