Orage, by Dalila Belaza

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Date

  • 20:00 / Cancelled 20:00 / Sold out Thursday, 20:00

Location

Studio Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian
The Franco-Algerian dancer and choreographer Dalila Belaza, finalist in the first edition of the Salavisa European Dance Award, takes the stage at the CAM Studio as part of the Transborda – Mostra Internacional de Artes Performativas de Almada.

On an bare stage, this performance explores the connections between music and dance, immateriality and physicality, offering an immersive experience for the audience. A single musical note sets off a journey, distorting our perception of time and space. The past blends with the present, and boundaries fade away.

Created in 2025, Orage is a duet between the choreography and body of Dalila Belaza and the music of composer and guitarist Serge Teyssot Gay. The performance is part of the 6th edition of Transborda – Almada International Performing Arts Festival.

Dalila Belaza was a finalist in the first edition of the Salavisa European Dance Award (SEDA) in 2024.


Biographies


Credits

Concept, artistic direction, and choreography

Dalila Belaza

Original score

Serge Teyssot-Gay

Light design

Dalila Belaza

Costume design collaboration

Christine-Sharmini Tilleke

Costume design

Atelier Osman Bindech

Performers

Dalila Belaza, Serge Teyssot-Gay

Production

Association Jour – hiya compagnie

With the support of

Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels

Coproduction 

La briqueterie – CDCN Val-de-Marne; La Biennale de Lyon; Charleroi Danse – Centre Chorégraphique de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles; Ballet Preljocaj – CCN Aix-en-Provence; Compagnie DCA / La Chaufferie; Fondation Royaumont.

Support

Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication – DRAC Île-de-France; Région Île-de-France

Residencies

Maison de la danse, Lyon; CN D Centre national de la danse; Ménagerie de Verre

Support for the 6th Transborda

Dançar na Primavera, programme supported by Institut Français du Portugal / Mais França

Image

©Pierre Gondard

Production

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