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Montreal Steppers visit the roots of Stepping, Gumboot, and Pantsula in South Africa, honoring their dance legacy.

Hip-hop meets baroque in Mourad Merzouki's Phénix. A 17th-century viola da gamba meets electrifying dance.

Meet the trailblazing gay dance company whose leaps and pirouettes have defied convention for 40 years.

Mathieu Kassovitz adapts his 1995 cult film La Haine for the stage, blending raw suburban politics with live cinema, rap, and explosive hip-hop.

This immersive documentary offers a behind-the-scenes look at Cloud Gate Dance Theatre's most ambitious and visually stunning performances.

In re:member, choreographer Andile Ndlovu explores the idea of reclaiming joy, and putting back together that which is broken,

Choreographer Silas Farley's piece, Dowland Dances, draws inspiration from the idea that art can transcend history.

Choreographer Angelin Preljocaj explores the power of myths in this captivating piece for Ballet Preljocaj and the Opera National de Bordeaux.

Jean-Paul Gaultier helps unveil the genius of a French choreographer, hailed as a master of the invisible dance.

Six dancers team up with tiny robots for a playful, futuristic dance film where precision, rhythm, and creativity collide.

A powerful short film that explores the world of Krump, one of the UK's most expressive street dance styles.

Or Schraiber's "Prayers" fuses dance, music, and raw urban landscapes into an energetic meditation on hope and connection.

Dancer and choreographer Akram Khan interviews celebrated guests about how movement affects the way they live and work.

Angelin Preljocaj's themes of love, war and labour are enriched with a dance vocabulary oriented towards physicality and sensuality.