TRANSHUMANISM – Ioanna Anousaki & Sergio Mel

Transhumanism is a philosophical movement of scientists who advocate improving the human condition. What would happen if humans became smarter, stronger and healthier? What form would this improved “us” take? How will “transhumanism” take the human species to the next level? TRANSHUMANISM explores the possibilities of a futuristic world, inviting the audience to enter an imaginary environment populated by extraordinarily shaped “enhanced” human creatures.

Project leaders/Choreography: Ioanna Anousaki & Sergio Mel ⎪Danced by Ioanna Anousaki, Sergio Mel & Maher Abdul Moaty⎪ Music by Damiano Muno ⎪Mentoring by Itzik Galili Natalia Kaliada&Nicolai Khalezin⎪ Belarus Free Theatre⎪Artist companion: Simone Mousset⎪Lights assistance Itzik Galili & Gilles Kiefer⎪ Photo :Bohumil Kostohryz

The winners of the 10th edition of the 2024 national competition organized by CND – Confédération Nationale de la Danse Luxembourg

Every year, the CND Luxembourg organizes a national competition for non-professional dancers. The 10th edition of the competition took place on March 30, 2024 at the Escher Theater. On July 3, we’ll have the pleasure of discovering the personal variations of the 2024 winners in contemporary dance. TROIS C-L and CND Luxembourg join forces to promote, support and develop the dissemination and practice of dance among young people.

competition winners: Ilenia Defendi, Jill Neffs, Lev Babych, Magaly Schartz ⎪ photo : Sudreportage

SOUS HYPNOSE – Giovanni Zazzera

In SOUS HYPNOSE, choreographer Giovanni Zazzera undertakes an exploration of altered states of consciousness, navigating between memory and movement. A work dedicated to researching and exploring the various aspects of memory linked to movement and the body in a state of Hypnosis.

SOUS HYPNOSE – teaser from Giovanni Zazzera on Vimeo.

Research/Concept & choreography: Giovanni Zazzera ⎪Choreographic research assistant: Alexandre Lipaux⎪ Dancers: Noa Nies/Serge Daniel Kabore ⎪ Hypnotherapist expert: Enrico Abitelli ⎪ Dancers involved in research: Brian CA, Alexandre Liapux, Rémi Yin, Noa Nies, Serge Daniel Kabore. ⎪ Research visual installation: Jonathan Christoph⎪ Production: Z ART ⎪ Production manager: Léa Wiplier ⎪Partners & support: Ministère de la Culture, Trois C-L Maison pour la danse.