Following the history of a looted bull's head, we travel across fifty years of troubled relationship between antiquities and national identity of Lebanon.

Three activists with intellectual disabilities organize a public meeting addressing the following question: ‘How do we come together to make decisions in the best interests of our society?’

Buckets, water, soap and lather create a dreamlike image to explore the action of cleaning as a performative and political gesture.

A play about our daily relationship with fiction. A journey to the centre of our imagination; a journey in the present to train our imagination for the future.

A collective dynamic which brings individuals closer together in a mesmerizing choreography for 11 dancers and countless fabrics.

In sharing poetry and lyrics on their working conditions, meal delivery workers infiltrate the city and affirm a new kind of connection between delivery person and customer.

A choreography by male dancers which is executed solely using their backs. The movements seen as being more feminine, challenge a strongly built and assimilated masculinity.

A journey into the uniqueness and elusiveness of everyday movements, a woven choreography composed of human and non-human gestures, of movements and moments of suspension.

A sound performance that plunges us into the international waters of the Mediterranean, and a series of presences – live and remotely – redesigning the boundaries between what is normally visible and invisible.

A theater play about Mahoor, a 16-year-old girl who just moved to Tehran in the middle of the semester, and who forms a deep and intimate friendship with the best student of the class.