DANCE PEOPLE
new creation / nominated for the FEDORA VAN CLEEF & ARPELS Dance Prize 2025
We’re thrilled to announce that, following our shortlist for the Fedora Van Cleef & Arpels Prize, we are among the last three nominees and our crowdfunding campaign for DANCE PEOPLE is now live!
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DANCE PEOPLE is a choreographic creation that weaves its composition out of the intimate stories of its audience and the creative diversity of its artists. A question of the purpose of space and how its distribution defines the nature of our relationships and our concepts of equality and hierarchy.
Omar Rajeh and Mia Habis, invite several artists, coming from different cultural and artistic backgrounds, to join them in a collective creative process. The aim is to create an interactive performance evening that open the possibilities of sharing the space with an audience.
It is a meeting of Worlds at the heart of a multidisciplinary artistic force. An approach that brings choreographers, composers, architects, writers, activists, and other professionals to create together, while at the same time involving the audience as active participants, in addition to inviting local artists to join the performance, in each city where it is presented.
A new creation by Omar Rajeh Mia Habis & Maqamat, in collaboration with Peggy Olislaegers, L.E.F.T. Architects, Sam Lecour & Tamanoir Immersive Studio, Mathias Delplanque, Ziad Ahmadie, Fabian Thomé, Clara Cafiero, Charlie Prince, Justine Volo, Nunzio Perricone, Jihun Choi, Elise Bruyère, Guy Hoare, Christian François, Jimmy Elias, Amina Onsy, and Ilitza Georgieva.
A production of Cie Omar Rajeh & Maqamat
Co-produced by Festival di Spoleto, Edinburgh International Festival. Kunstfest Weimar, Euro-Scene Leipzig, International Dance festival München.
Creative residency at Montpellier Danse, Fabbrica Europa, CN D Lyon