The repertoire brings together works that differ widely in form: solos, duets, trios, and ensemble creations featuring up to fifteen dancers. These pieces address civic, political, and social themes, embodying collective tensions and contemporary questions.

Each creation sustains a literary and sensorial tension, a vigilant attentiveness to what unfolds in the present: a focus on the collective body, on the systems that shape power and fragility, on identities transformed through shared living. The company’s works do not pursue mere decorative aesthetics, but a stance. They dance memory, vulnerability, resistance, and possibility, transforming the issues of our time into a living, shared gesture.

The body is treated as an archive, movement as discourse, and the stage as a place of relation, responsibility, and encounter.

The repertoire includes works by international choreographers and performers such as Jiří Pokorný, Igor Kirov, Bert Uyttenhove, Matthias Kass & Clément Bugnon, Marco Blázquez, Riccardo Buscarini, Aida Vainieri, Brandon Lagaert, as well as the first Italian re-staging of two creations by Luxembourgish choreographer Jill Crovisier and the French collective (LA)HORDE.