Young Dreams

Dreams, invisible stories, and sounds that are interlinked with our memory run through the piece. The two performers on stage have spent time weaving and crafting a world in which sound and movement collide. The opening scene is a reminiscent act between the two performers, inviting the audience to delve into their world. In Young Dreams, the choreography focuses on small gestures, and the connection between them. Often the performers are seen to be still; at other times they follow, speculate, trace a memory.

• Amina Abouelghar is a dancer and choreographer who is based between Brussels and Cairo. She graduated from the Cairo Contemporary Dance Center. In her practice, she is often fascinated by rhythms, and the connection between stories and bodies. Her work has been featured in Festival de Marseille, Festival de la Cité, Indiscipline Festival, NEXT Festival, and others. She is currently working on her next piece Birds Cries. From 2026 until 2028 she is associated with workspacebrussels as a house artist. 

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Laure Betris is a Swiss-Iraqi musician and composer, based in Switzerland. Her work often explores themes such as memory, degeneration, exile, and transmission. She regularly collaborates with other artists on exhibition, dance, and performance projects. She launches collective projects with other musicians. One of these was Berceuses in 2021. Recognised for her artistic skills, she has received various awards and residencies, including a Swiss Music Prize in 2018.