25 – 28 February

Béjart Ballet Lausanne 2027

Booking Required

Directed by Julien Favreau, this new programme from Béjart Ballet Lausanne marks the centenary of Maurice Béjart and the company’s 40th anniversary. Faithful to Béjart’s theatrical spirit while asserting a contemporary vision, the programme promises inventive choreography, striking imagery and an intense ensemble presence that highlights today’s dancers. The evening explores the lineage of Béjart’s aesthetic through bold movement and intimate moments, inviting reflection on memory, community and the power of dance.

Place des Volontaires 2,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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