New Projects
New Projects · November 14, 2025
Saeed Hani is the selected artist from Luxembourg by Trois C-L for the Réseau Grand Luxe network, therefore our new project "Unveiling the Abstract" started its journey at the Grand Studio in Brussels, Belgium. It will continue its development at L'Abri in Geneva, Switzerland; Teatro Municipal do Porto in Portugal; POLE-SUD, CDCN in Strasbourg, France; and Onassis Stegi in Athens, Greece.
"Unveiling the Abstract" will premiere on November 14th at the Mierscher Theater in Luxembourg
New Projects · September 26, 2024
With a heart full of joy and emotion, we are thrilled to announce the inaugural Movement Art International Dance Festival. We are honored to invite you to this extraordinary celebration of dance in Trier, Germany, and Mersch, Luxembourg. Join us as we bring together remarkable artists from around the world, sharing their stories and passion through the beauty of movement.
New Projects · May 19, 2023
Our new project KHAOS has started two weeks ago at the Grand Théâtre de Genève, Switzerland. Saeed was invited by its Director of ballet, star choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, for a residency. He was accompanied by the dancers Esther Moreno Suarez and Gabriel Lawton.
New Projects · January 24, 2023
Saeed Hani was invited to do a residency at the Grand Théâtre de Genève, Switzerland to work on his current production "KHAOS". He is accompanied by the dancers Esther Moreno Suarez and Gabriel Lawton and welcomed by the artistic director, the amazing Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui.
New Projects · October 07, 2022
On October 13th at 8pm the premiere of "INLET" will take place at the Messepark Trier with the dancers Nikita Goile, Francesco Ferrari and Michele Scappa. Further shows on 14th and 15h.
New Projects · April 11, 2022
"Wind in the Olive Grove" is a part of the project "Hofmann Dances" by the Battery Dance Company with the kind support of THE RENATE, HANS AND MARIA HOFMANN TRUST and NYC CULTURAL AFFAIRS.
New Projects · February 18, 2022
We are happy to announce a new project coming up in 2022: INLET.
Empires come and go. They are not permanent. We humans don't need them. We need art and culture, because they stay forever.
"Empires come and go. They are not permanent. We humans don't need them. We need art and culture, because they stay forever".