Photo : Yves Moreau, Michel Petit, Michel Skler Cie Zimarèl
"Sibylline" by Léo Lérus
Deep Caribbean roots collide with sleek contemporary movement in this mesmerizing exploration of memory and transmission. It is an invitation to witness a visceral performance that feels like a conversation between generations. Perfect for anyone looking to be moved by a story told through pure, raw physicality.
Chaillot - Théâtre national de la Danse (Paris 16th)
About
Léo Lérus brings Sibylline to the stage at Chaillot - Théâtre national de la Danse, a performance exploring the living memory of the Caribbean. Featuring nine dancers, this piece merges Creole rhythms with contemporary movement to examine the nuances of cultural heritage. Suitable for audience members aged 10 and up, the show lasts 55 minutes and invites viewers into a deep, artistic inquiry. Located in the 16th arrondissement, tickets for this event range from 17 to 42 euros. It is a unique opportunity to witness an exploration of what remains hidden in the process of transmission.
With Sibylline, Guadeloupean choreographer Léo Lérus invites nine performers to explore the living memory of the Caribbean. Between Creole rhythms and contemporary dance, this creation is inspired by a profound proverb to question what is transmitted in the shadows.
Duration: 55 min
Category:
- Dance
- Creation
- From 10 years old
- Artist associated with Chaillot - Théâtre national de la Danse
- Performance with audio description: Saturday, April 3, 2026 at 5:00 PM
- Meet the artists after the performance: Friday, April 2
Our take on this event
Guadeloupean choreographer Léo Lérus presents Sibylline at Chaillot - Théâtre national de la Danse, a work inspired by Caribbean proverbs that probes the complexities of what is passed down through generations. With a cast of nine performers, the 55-minute show blends traditional Creole rhythms with contemporary dance techniques to reveal the hidden layers of memory.
The performance runs from Wednesday, March 31, 2027, to Saturday, April 3, 2027. Showtimes are set for 19:30 on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, with a special matinee performance on Saturday at 17:00. Those interested in further discussion can meet the artists after the show on Friday, April 2. Tickets are available at prices between 17 and 42 euros, and the production is open to viewers aged 10 and older.
