Benjamin Millepied, renowned French dancer and choreographer, is taking over the capital with his Paris Dance Project, during which a dozen choreographers will stage performances in June 2024.
World-renowned choreographer Benjamin Millepied returns to Paris, for free performances in Parisian venues, ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. As part of his Paris Dance Project, the dancer is inviting a dozen choreographers to take over the capital, in June, for exceptional shows accessible by reservation, but free of charge!
Over the course of a few days, you'll be able to attend this
cycle of performances entitled
La Ville dansée, in both emblematic and remote locations in the capital, as well as in the suburbs. On
June 7, 8 and 9, in collaboration with the
Philharmonie de Paris, performances by local choreographers will take place
every 30 minutes in more than ten different locations, all outdoors, with the city as their backdrop.
In the meantime, until March 2024, don't miss the dance rendez-vous at the Musée d'Orsay, every first Thursday of the month (February 1 and March 7). At 6:30 p.m., emerging choreographers noticed by Benjamin Millepied will present new work-in-progress, but this time you'll need a museum admission ticket to get in!
What better way to bring dance to the heart of Paris!
