The Pigeon Dance / Entre Deux Corps / Inlet

Show & Culture

As part of the Focus Performing Arts programme by Kultur|lx In 1976, Josiane Bal created La Danse du Pigeon, an operatic ballet that became a cult work in Luxembourg. Marked by her tragic death during its premiere, the piece has survived only in fragments. For its 50th anniversary, Simone Mousset brings it back to life with a new score by Nosfell. Entre Deux Corps is a trio of contemporary tango, a dance of three suspended hearts, playing with directions and magnetisms, creating density out of invisibles. This choreography is part of the Correspondances production. Inlet raises thought-provoking questions about the contemporary meaning of walls, examining their role as boundaries, fortifications, and barriers that influence human interactions and perceptions. Through raw movement and compelling visuals, the dancers capture the essence of separation, confinement, and the yearning for freedom.