Filmmakers and artists, Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige explore photography, installations and video. In this performance, they plunge us into the dizzying history of the Nahr el Bared camp, in which the remains of a vanished Roman city reappeared. It reveals a past forgotten by wars and time.

In 1947, the trial of German playwright Bertolt Brecht took place in the United States in front of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), responsible for combating communist activism. It was here that Brecht wrote a declaration which he was forbidden to read out. The minutes of the trial, as well as this declaration, constitute one of the axes of this exuberant show.

Following on from Romances inciertos, another Orlando, Nina Laisné and François Chaignaud extend their utopic fusion of dance and music based on South American repertoires. In the company of the Argentinian singer Nadia Larcher, they compose a cosmogonic universe in which voices resonate with the breathy sound of the sackbut and zapateo rhythms.