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Projects

We create and present danced and sang performances in France and abroad, often hosted in cultural and heritage sites or in collaboration with religious communities. Here are a few examples of our projects and collaborations.

 

We are always delighted to welcome new partners, share our skills, and create meaningful connections.

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Dancing Mary, dancing the woman

Danser Marie, danser la femme is a spiritual journey uniting song, dance, and prayer in honor of Mary. It begins with a two-day retreat in the quiet village of Cenves, rooted in reflection and artistic practice.

From this experience emerge a series of Marian vigils held in local churches across the Beaujolais region. 

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Gone with the Spirit

A dance performance on Christian hymns from various backgrounds, and covering a wide period of Christian history, from the first traces of ancient chanting to the present day.
It brought together around sixty participants, including around twenty professionals: dancers, musicians, singers, masters of the cathedral.

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Hildegarde of Bingen, Messenger of the invisible

The performance Hildegarde de Bingen, Messenger of the Invisible created and performed by Claudine Gérez, alongside musician Vincent Lauth, portrays this woman at the moment when her life shifts from anonymity to fame. Song, music, and dance accompany the monologue play, allowing us to approach this extraordinary personality and her message.

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A Living Sacrifice

A Living Sacrifice is inspired by the passage in Romans 12:1.

In this performance, Adam is offering both body and dance to God through butoh dance technique. His creation also serves as an example of how to take his Theokinesis pedagogy into the realm of performance and choreography. 

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Les Noces

Tiffany's project wishes to consecrate into the need for renewed forms of Christian expression, particularly within the parish setting. It seeks to weave new bonds among the faithful by offering an embodied, living practice that resonates with their faith. In this way, dance becomes a living offering, contemplation, meditation, and celebration.

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