Friday 13 November, 19:30

Scènes Croisées

Booking Required

Area Jeune Ballet and Equilibrio Dinamico bring together four choreographic visions in an evening shaped by encounter, identity and the expressive force of the body. Under the artistic direction of Guillaume Chevalier-Siard and Roberta Ferrara, the programme features works by Nnamdi Nwagwu, Édouard Hue and Rossana Caldarera. From intimate introspection to collective tension, the dancers move through contrasting energies, with music that deepens the emotional charge of each piece.

Rue Marie-Thérèse Maurette 7,
1208 Geneva
Photo Credit: Grégory Batardon
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Photo Credit: Grégory Batardon

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