Bella Figura

Created in 1973 by Glen Tetley for the Stuttgart Ballet, Voluntaries takes us on an emotional journey where dance becomes a way to confront pain and overcome loss. The choreography, both visceral and spiritual, explores the resilience of the human spirit in facing grief. The result is a work of incandescent physical expression, where every movement seems to emerge from the depths of the dancers’ being.

Fête sauvage by Hélène Blackburn shakes us with raw, primal energy. Set to contemporary rhythms, Hélène Blackburn’s precise choreography unfolds through a series of solos and duos—moments of pleasure and spontaneous encounters. The piece invites us to recognize the wild heart that beats within us and transcends conventions.

Bella Figura, the choreographic masterpiece by Jiří Kylián created in 1995, is a fascinating piece that continues to captivate audiences. This iconic work blurs the boundaries between reality and illusion, aesthetics and performance, inviting the spectator into a dreamlike universe. The audacious choreography is highlighted by long red skirts worn by all the performers, erasing distinctions of gender. The baroque compositions of Pergolesi, Marcello, Vivaldi, and Torelli further enhance the timeless atmosphere of the piece.