Program
This 31st edition of Julidans presents work by choreographers who are not afraid of experimentation and are in search of a language of their own. This year's performances make statements about the times we live in or offer possibilities for the future. -|- On the Julidans stages, the dance makers confront us with their visions. They give us something to believe in. Hopeful or apocalyptic, feminist or fantastic. The imaginative power of dance is used to make us rethink themes such as (gender) identity, human relationships, and climate.
MAIN PROGRAMME
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A Divine Comedy
In A Divine Comedy, the notorious choreographer catapults the Italian poet Dante Alighieri's work of the same name into the present, thus creating heaven and hell in the here and now.
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On Earth I’m Done - Part 1: Mountains Part 2: Islands
With references to science fiction, classicism and pop culture, the spectator is transported to places that seem to be torn from the conventional space-time continuum.
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Yishun is Burning
Shamanism meets voguing meets drag in the multimedia dance performance Yishun is Burning, an ultra-dynamic quest for the rituals of our time.
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Re:INCARNATION
Ten young African performers and a musician blend artistic artistic expression from the past and present into an unparalleled ode to Nigerian culture.
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Skiagraphia
With Skiagraphia, a spectacular mix of flamenco, contemporary dance, electronic music and an ingenious set of moving sculptures, Siba Sahabi and Andrés Marín prove themselves a match made in heaven.
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Neighbours
Yasit and Gjoka create a fascinating cocktail of styles and possibilities in Neighbours, an emotional work in which the dancers explore what binds neighbours. And what separates them.
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Vástádus eana - The answer is land
With Vástádus eana / The answer is land, choreographer Elle Sofe Sara pays tribute to all the people who want to make the world a better place.
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Into the open
‘A crazy dance concert where three punk musicians and four loose performers threw a wild party. '
JULIDANS NEXT
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Letters 2 Dance
Femke Gyselinck re-examines the relationship between movement and letter images. Letters 2 Dance 'reads' like a love letter to the art of dance and to life itself.
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The Lion's Den
To manipulate or to be manipulated, that is the question in a pulsating choreography full of meanings but with a light touch.
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Manifesto Transpofágico
The personal is political in Manifesto Transpofágico, the solo performance by theatre maker Renata Carvalho.
JULIDANS NL
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D̶A̶R̶K̶MATTER
What would the world be like if there had been no colonisation? In D̶A̶R̶K̶MATTER, Cherish Menzo and Camilo Mejía Cortés disentangle their bodies from fixed patterns and preconceptions and go in search of a new, futuristic environment: the D̶A̶R̶K̶MATTER universe.
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JOY ENJOY JOY
After a few difficult years, choreographer Ann Van den Broek feels, there is a need for air and light. In Joy Enjoy Joy she celebrates life, earthy and dynamic, with costumes in all colours of the rainbow and effervescent dance.
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Skiagraphia
With Skiagraphia, a spectacular mix of flamenco, contemporary dance, electronic music and an ingenious set of moving sculptures, Siba Sahabi and Andrés Marín prove themselves a match made in heaven.
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My Pitrs & Kali Mata
An ancient Indian dance form translated into a contemporary, highly personal dance language
JULIDANS EXTENDED
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Offering for a Monster
Dance students of the Academy of Theatre and Dance free themselves from their inner monster in an unparalleled improvisation project
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The Power (of) The Fragile
In The Power (of) The Fragile, the Flemish-Tunisian Mohamed Toukabri dances together with his mother Mimouna Latifa Khamessi. We see their relationship mirrored in two moving bodies. What forms can the 'most archetypal of relationships' take?
