PARIS, January 21, 2026 — A new dance performance, conceived as a conversation beyond the physical body, is set to debut with a focus on tempo and cadence. Choreographer Yasmine Hugonnet describes her work as a search for “a part of the invisible,” a dialogue with movement itself.
Exploring the Unseen Through Movement
The upcoming performance delves into the relationship between dancers and the intangible forces that guide their art.
- The performance features three dancers: Stéphanie Bayle, Ilaria Quaglia, and Akané Nussbaum.
- Hugonnet’s choreography aims to highlight a connection to something beyond the physical form.
- The work emphasizes the interplay of tempo and cadence in dance.
“The dance that I have been searching for for several years highlights a part of the invisible, a dialogue with another thing that is in movement, beyond the body alone,” Hugonnet, a French-speaking dancer and choreographer, writes of her artistic vision. The performance will showcase the talents of Stéphanie Bayle, Ilaria Quaglia, and Akané Nussbaum as they explore these concepts through their movements.
The core of the performance lies in its exploration of rhythm and timing. The dancers will manipulate tempo and cadence, creating a dynamic interplay that seeks to reveal the unseen connections between movement and the world around it. This isn’t simply about steps; it’s about a conversation, a reaching for something beyond the tangible.
