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A Christmas classic revisited in dance form at the Finnish National Opera: Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. It's the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a grumpy, miserly old man who, on Christmas Eve, is visited by the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future. A magical tale popular with all ages, adapted into a ballet by an all-British artistic team including composer Sally Beamish and choreographer David Bintley.

A Ballet based on Charles Dickens' Novella

Charles Dickens’ classic Christmas story adapted into an enchanting ballet for all the family.

A Christmas Carol

Highlight

With Maldonne, choreographer Leïla Ka and director Josselin Carré create a gripping work about the female condition.

Leïla Ka and Josselin Carré

A powerful work born of the encounter between choreographer Leïla Ka and director Josselin Carré.

Maldonne

Led by the conductor Zahia Ziouani and the choreographer Mourad Merzouki, a humanist concert combining classical music, contemporary creation, dance and world traditions.

Les Nouveaux Mondes

A humanist concert led by conductor Zahia Ziouani.

Zahia Ziouani and Mourad Merzouki

The Democratic Alliance has won elections in a German free state with a huge majority. But is its charismatic leader, Dominik Arndt, a threat to democracy? 
Maximilian Steinbeis's play depicts the meteoric rise of a populist minister-president whose dark persuasive power and cunning upsets the established order.
 Performed in the Federal Press Conference in Berlin and produced by award-winning theatre company, Nico and the Navigators.

A play by Nico and the Navigators

The Democratic Alliance has won elections in a German free state with a huge majority. But is its charismatic leader, Dominik Arndt, a threat to democracy?

A Citizen of the People

The world's best breakdancers will be at the Théâtre du Châtelet for the 2024 edition of Battle Pro. Experience the competition as if you were there!

International breakdance competition

A competition 100% focussed on breakdance and featuring some of the world's greatest dancers.

Battle Pro 2024

The Prix de Lausanne was created to identify, promote and support the most promising dance talent among international youth. Entrants compete for places at some of the world's leading dance schools.

The Prix de Lausanne was created to identify, promote, and support the most promising young talent in classical and contemporary dance. 

Prix de Lausanne

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In the 1970s, hip-hop music first made its appearance in US neighborhoods marked by violence and poverty, particularly in New York. Urban dance also emerged along with this revolution, driven by funk and disco loops. From battles to shows, discover the many variations that continue to drive this ever-changing cultural movement.

An encounter with the many forms of urban dance that exist within the wider hip-hop cultural movement.

Urban Dance

Paris sur Mesure aims at creating meaningful encounters between classical music and performance art. The setting is also important, displaying some of the French capital's most famous- and most hidden- treasures.

At the junction between classical music and performance art. 

Sur Mesure

Opera

Baroque

Classical

Parcourir les genres

In 1844, Hans Christian Andersen imagined the story of an evil troll who wanted to drive the goodness out of the hearts of humans. To achieve this, he hangs a huge magic mirror in front of the moon. When it breaks, the people touched by its shards become insensitive to human kindness and see the worst in people.

Based on Hans Christian Andersen's Tale

A multidisciplinary work including ice hockey, figure skating, dance and acrobatics telling Hans Christian Anderson's classic tale. 

The Snow Queen

Amala Dianor presents Dub at the Maison de la Culture in Grenoble. In the show, the Franco-Senegalese choreographer explores themes of appropriation through the prism of urban dance.

MC2 Grenoble

Choreographer Amala Dianor explores themes around dance and appropriation.

Amala Dianor presents Dub

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brought together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 competed to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates received four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best have made it through to these finals.

The competition is drawing to a close after five intense competition days. The waning group of contestants still in the running face the jury and its chair Darcey Bussell one final time.

Prix de Lausanne 2024

Five days of intensely physical competition comes to an end. Who will go home a winner after the 52nd Prix de Lausanne?

Finals

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

It's selection time for the 17 and 18 year-old contestants in the 52nd Prix de Lausanne. This is the the culmination of four intense days of training- with only the final left for those that make it through. 

Contestants aged between 17 and 18 go up in front of the jury of the 2024 Prix de Lausanne.

Senior Selections

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

It's the last opportunity for these young artists to prepare for the 2024 Prix de Lausanne selections. Follow the girls in Groups A and B (15-18 years) and the boys in Group B (17-18 years) in their final lessons and coaching sessions.

Final preparations at work sessions before the selections for the 2024 Prix de Lausanne.

Classes and Coaching 8

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

After four days of intensive classes and coaching, it's time for the junior competitors at the 52nd Prix de Lausanne to go up in front of the judges. Who among these bright talents aged between 15 and 16 will impress the jury?

The younger entrants competing for the Prix de Lausanne 2024 pass the selection test.

Junior Selections

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

On this last morning before the selections, coverage of the classes and coaching with classical and contemporary dancers of all ages. An in-depth overview of the final stretch.

The selections are looming for 2024's Prix de Lausanne! It's the fourth and final morning for competitors to perfect their technique. 

Classes and Coaching 7

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

Classes start early on day 2. Girls in groups A and B (15-18 years) and boys in group B (17-18 years) will take classical dance classes and coaching in contemporary variations with Lakey E. Peña.

The second day of the prestigious 2024 Prix de Lausanne sees contestants put through their paces in classical and contemporary variations.

Classes and Coaching 3

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

The afternoon of Day 1 focuses on contemporary ballet classes led by Lakey E. Peña and a run-through of classical variations. An introduction to the different spaces of the Théâtre de Beaulieu.

The first afternoon of the prestigious Prix de Lausanne competition is dedicated to classical dance.

Classes and Coaching 2

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

A focus on the Day 3 coaching sessions: All the contestants in Group A (15-16 years old) receive personalised instruction on the Prix de Lausanne stage on how to perfect their variations.

An afternoon of coaching in variations on day 3 of the 2024 Prix de Lausanne. 

Classes and Coaching 6

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

This afternoon session on day 2 follows the girls in Group B (17-18 years old) through contemporary classes before accompanying the boys in Group A (15-16 years old) as they are coached in contemporary variations, led by Lakey E. Peña.

An afternoon at the Prix de Lausanne dedicated to classes, coaching, classical and contemporary variations.

Classes and Coaching 4

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

Classes and coaching, classical and contemporary, girls and boys, groups A and B: A third day live from the Théâtre de Beaulieu highlighting all the richness and talent on display at the 2024 Prix de Lausanne.

Intensive training classes and workshops continue for this third day of the 52nd Prix de Lausanne.

Classes and Coaching 5

The prestigious Prix de Lausanne brings together 87 young dancers from across 19 countries for its 2024 edition. These promising young artists aged between 15 - 18 are competing to gain entry into the best international dance schools.

Candidates receive four days of classes and coaching led by leading figures in classical and contemporary dance with a selection day concluding this intensive period of training. Only the best will go through to the final on Saturday 3 February.

The first morning has boys and girls of all age groups run-through classical variations and attend contemporary dance classes led by Lakey E. Peña. A good preview of the week to come.

An introduction to the range of young performance artists competing at the 2024 Prix de Lausanne.