An artistic alliance configures everyday movement and moveable panels – to what end?

Dystopian poetry coming from other-worldly dark matter and black blood

Will chocolate and floral flavours in an industrial building form the gateway to a sisterly rite of passage?

Changing the rules of performance – while staying on the same pitch?

Charles Dickens’ bulky, tangled tale boiled down to a soup of familial deception…

On blending literature, theatre and dance – Ben Duke talks about storytelling, embodiment and the classics

Jordi Ribot takes a look into and around the long-standing, many-armed Spanish choreography platform

Choreomanias, contagious movement and collectivity – Mette Ingvartsen delves into the background to her new solo

Based in a Rio favela and fêted in Paris, Lia Rodrigues brings different yet connected works to this year’s Festival d’Automne

Can a theatre event infect a public body with movement?

A troupe of men with hands for fig-leaves are ‘just for you’ in a performance that is both bittersweet and perplexing