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A co-production between Violet Dance in Macau and Beirut Contemporary Ballet.
 

Choreography Jens Bjerregaard together with Jana Younes

Created in collaboration with Yidi Lin on students at the 2019 Beijing Dance Camp 

Directed by Jana Younes

Choreography Jens Bjerregaard

Starring Wafa Bouty & Rebecca Dahrouge.

There is no such thing, at the level of love, that causes -must- precede effects.
Ghazal takes us on a flirt journey with a game of time and its flow, where moving backwards becomes a possibility.

- Ghazal in Arabic, is a form of amatory flirt or ode, originating in Arabic poetry.

A Co-production between Beirut Contemporary Ballet and Colorful Dance Festival, China

A Co-production between Beirut Contemporary Ballet and Colorful Dance Festival, China

Created  in an old factory bathhouse in Kunming, China, recently reworked into a  gallery and cafe in an area converted into an art district

The  performance with 8 Dancers and 2 actors combined the history of an old  industrial building with the coming of an new era of the location

Created for Ballet Contemporáneo de Camagüey in Cuba

Choreography Jens Bjerregaard

Dance together with Diana Cuni (ex soloist Royal Danish Ballet) & Wubkje Kuindersma.

When  we dance, it mostly happens as part of a social event, as an expression  of joy. Some take the dancing further and make it their livelihood and  their paramount passion – In The Dancing Human, we encounter three  experienced artists who, each in his/her own way, has made dancing a  vital part of his/her life. As performers or creators they live for and  explore the possibilities of dance as a means of human and artistic  expression. 

What  these 3 performers will tell on stage is sometimes their own stories  and sometimes the stories of 25 other dancers, from all over the world  and all above the age of 35, who have been interviewed about dance,  their relationship with dance and their life choices. 

In this documentary piece, freely based on Jørgen Leth’s movie Det Perfekte Menneske (The Perfect Human, 1968),  Bjerregaard invites the audience to take an  up-close and personal look at what it means to (choose to) live as a  dancer. 

Directed by Jana Younes

Choreography Jens Bjerregaard

Starring Jens Bjerregaard, Giulia Barbone and Shayene Kamel.

A paranoid father embarks on a dance with his belated wife. His daughter witnesses it all.
Set in a realm of sensational language, The family engages in a virtual   conversation of love, loss and the impossibility to forget

Created in Beirut as a co-production between Jana Younes and Jens Bjerregaard/Aurora Borealis

The  Movie have received several awards at International Film Festivals and  the Collaboration lead to the creation of Beirut Contemporary Ballet

Created together with MU Terminal in Budapest

Built  around Bach's 5th Cello suite, this solo work draws its inspiration  from a desire to create a constant river of movement reflecting the  energy of the music - a mirror from where we can portray one man’s  journey. Together with elements from Action painting and visual arts the  dance tries to catch, sort, arrange movements, to place them in order –  creating a body of memories.

The  Solo has been performed in several versions (For stage as well as site  specific) in Hungary, Japan, China and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The  solo is part of a larger project where I since 2014 have been creating  work around the 6 cello suites of Bach. Juxta is the forth work in the  series and the only solo, the previous three works where created on  dancers in Hungary, Cuba and students from the Guangxi Arts Institute.

Created together with MUTerminal, Budapest in 2011