L.A.V.A.
Two international dance companies are joining forces for a performance brimming with physical power, rhythm, and excitement. In L.A.V.A., various dance styles come together in a unique and energetic choreography.
An explosive dance full of energy and movement
What happens when two completely different choreographic worlds collide? In L.A.V.A., ICK Dans Amsterdam and Scenario Pubblico | Compagnia Zappalà Danza join forces. The result is an intense dance performance in which movement, music, and collective energy converge. A world reminiscent of a volcanic landscape takes shape on stage. Beneath the surface, things are bubbling, while the tension slowly builds. Dancers move powerfully and rhythmically across a single shared stage. Different styles collide and blend, giving rise to new, unexpected movements.
The performance is thus not only about dance, but also about differences. L.A.V.A. shows how friction and contrast can actually generate new energy. What happens when you don’t shy away from differences, but instead bring them closer together? And can something new emerge from that tension?
The performance is thus not only about dance, but also about differences. L.A.V.A. shows how friction and contrast can actually generate new energy. What happens when you don’t shy away from differences, but instead bring them closer together? And can something new emerge from that tension?
Contact
Schouwburg & Studio
Louis Bouwmeesterplein 1
5038 TN Tilburg
T. 013-5432220
E. info@schouwburgconcertzaaltilburg.nl
Practical info
Date
October 20, 2026
Time
20:15
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