8 – 10 February

Murmuration – Blue Edition

Booking Required

Sadeck Berrabah’s choreography explores the geometry of movement through tightly coordinated ensembles. In this reworked Blue Edition, ten young dancers from Dance Area Genève inhabit a visual language of precise lines and shifting geometric figures, forming a hypnotic collective motion inspired by murmuration patterns. The work emphasises rigorous technique and a close dialogue with the musical score, conceived as a transmission laboratory that challenges performers while releasing a fresh, kinetic energy.

Avenue de Miremont 46,
1206 Genève
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