Three acclaimed choreographers give voice to women’s stories through bold, distinctive movement languages:

 

 * Rosetta Cook presents Rendezvous, a work that ignites with passion and sensuality. A couple entwines in a tango steeped in ballet elegance—fiery, intimate, and unapologetically sensual.

 

 * Arianna Marchiori’s In The Blur delicately reveals the hidden rhythm of a woman’s inner cycles. Through subtle repetition and shifting dynamics, everyday actions are transformed by fluctuating waves of energy, mood, sensitivity and strength—making the unseen powerfully visible.

 

 * Emrys Goldsworthy’s Glassworks fuses post-classical contemporary dance with pointe work and unexpected ballet influences, set to the hypnotic music of Philip Glass (including Violin Concerto No. 1). Three female characters confront trials in love, moments of self-destruction, and the hard-won journey of transcending their past.

 

Together, these works weave a rich tapestry of feminine narratives—raw, tender, fierce and transformative.