09/01/2026
la rentrée (n.f.)
Not “back to school.” The specific September feeling of everyone returning.
English has no word for it. Just like it has no word for envol, quiproquo, retrouvailles, jaillissement, dépaysement, sillage and chahut, one for each of the first seven shows of Crossing The Line.
4 months. 14 leading global artists. 8 premieres. 59 performances. From Chatham to Governors Island to Brooklyn.
Which French word do you wish existed in English?
🎟️ Tickets in bio.
PS21 Chatham
Lenio Kaklea
📸 © Albert Vidal / Vertex Comunicació
French artist Camille Henrot reimagines Italian Renaissance stock characters inside a modern-day New York City apartment building.
The delivery of a package triggers a cascade of uncanny events among tenants, and the tragi-comedic play attempts to make sense out of the senseless, ultimately collapsing into it.
Co-presented with Performa
Camille Henrot
Maria Baranova
📸 © Camille Henrot, Commedia dell’arte, 2026. Performance still from AIR 2026: Figures in a Landscape at the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen, Colorado. Co-commissioned by Performa, Aspen Art Museum / Wheeler Opera House, and LYRA Art Foundation.
Photo: Maria Baranova. © ADAGP Camille Henrot, courtesy the artist and Aspen Art Museum
This special site-specific short performance brings together dancers Asha Thomas and Robert Cornejo in an intimate duet that offers a sensitive lecture on communication across generations. By placing these two artists at distinct, contrasting moments in their lives and careers, the choreography becomes a living conversation where maturity and youth meet.
Co-presented with Governors Island Arts’ interventions Performance Series
Governors Island
📸 © Philippe Varin
Ad Libitum is a piece about the desire to create, to step outside oneself, to expand. Dancer Simon Le Borgne and musician Ulysse Zangs explore the idea of molting, of emptying yourself through dance and live music.
📸 © David Le Borgne
Ulysse Zangs Simon le Borgne
Onstage, choreographer Liz Santoro recounts her life: her childhood, ballet school, life in New York, her move to Paris, motherhood, and the works she has created with Pierre Godard. But here, tru