Exclusive offers and news in Rome

When Louise Lecavalier, icon of Canadian contemporary dance, returns to the stage with her new solo danses vagabondes at the 40th edition of Romaeuropa Festival, she reignites the fire of a bodily language that digs into time and memory. A historic protagonist of La La La Human Steps - founded by Édouard Lock - Lecavalier has, since the 1980s, embodied a fierce and heroic aesthetic, commanding the stage with her acrobatic energy, the legendary barrel jump, and a visual presence often described as “androgynous punk.” Alongside collaborations with David Bowie on the Sound+Vision Tour and with Frank Zappa, the dancer has brought to the world a way of inhabiting the stage that has earned her prestigious international recognition.
danses vagabondes is a plunge into her corporeal memory: gestures once danced intertwine with new impulses in a dialogue between rigor and instinctive energy. The body becomes a living archive, a breath and a pulse that transform the stage into an unstoppable flow. It is dance as a vital act, without mediation, that does not narrate but evokes - an invitation to live each movement, each vibration, with the soul.