For the past four years, iconic Belgian artist Jan Fabre and legendary performer Mikhail Baryshnikov have worked together on their first collaboration. British artist Phil Griffin joined them as a co-director of the film Not Once. (...)

"Resurrexit Cassandra, the ever-current voice of consciences. A dramatic journey inside us, our fears and our nightmares, and the lack of desire to avert them." -  IL MANIFESTO  (Gianfranco Capitta) (...)

With 9 talented performers, Jan Fabre paints with text, action and dance the panorama of identity, sexuality and love, in an inspired theatrical dance performance, born in 2020-2021, the era of ‘social distancing’.  

Fabre directed the talented German performer Stella Höttler in the compelling text Resurrexit Cassandra by the Italian writer Ruggero Cappuccio.The young French composer Arthur Lavandier created the original music (...)

Fabre's intense dance solo for Matteo Sedda!  - “Warrior of beauty, Matteo Sedda, enlightened by a laic inner faith which transcends him everywhere, punctuates the stage with his ardent presence, giving himself sensuously to the waves of music with their paroxysmal stresses which animate him and cause him to dance to their beat.” INFERNO MAGAZIN (Yves Kafka)

Jan Fabre created for the Bolshoi Drama Theater in Saint Petersburg an intimate version of The Night Writer. Fabre's first repertoire play in Russia is alternately played by two talented actors: Andrej Feskov and Alexander Molochinikov (...)

"The contemporary performer unites performance, theatre, and dance. Fabre always looks for physical impulses in and on the bodies of his performers and stimulates them to act on stage on the basis of those ‘real’ physical sensations." (...)

The prestigious British publishing house Bloomsbury Publishing UK(Methuen Drama) recently launched 8 volumes "The great European stage directors, from Stanislavksi to Fabre"! Volume #8 is about Pina Bausch, Romeo Castellucci and Jan Fabre. For sale online (...)