Creation and Stage Direction: Kitsou Dubois
With and By: Pauline Barboux, Cyril Hernandez  et Jeanne Ragu
Music: Cyril Hernandez  
Set Design: Kitsou Dubois et Sylvain Giraudeau  
Management: Sylvain Giraudeau  
Lighting Design: Elsa Revol
Costumes: Corinne Petitpierre
With Films and Videos by Kitsou Dubois and Do Brunet
Sound and Video Management: Marion Comte
Production and Distribution: Victor Leclère
Administration and Touring: Anne Herrman

Kitsou Dubois has always taken dance beyond the stage. After a stay at NASA in 1990, she carried out her first parabolic flight with the CNES, which allowed her to experience a few minutes of total weightlessness. This episode became the foundation of her choreographic work, which also saw a shift toward microgravity. In 1990, she received a doctorate in aesthetics, sciences, and technologies of the arts from the Université Paris 8 with a thesis on the perception of movement in weightlessness. Over the next two years, while in residence with the arts/science agency "Arts Catalyst", she carried out a parabolic flight with the Russian Space Research Institute; she has conducted twenty more such flights since then. 

Her choreographic work seizes the phenomenon of weightlessness in order to explore movement, perception of the environment, sensations of time, relationship to matter... Kitsou Dubois immerses her performers in places where gravity is altered – in water, in flight, or in virtual reality settings – and explores other artistic forms, such as the image, the circus or the visual arts. Between the loss of bearings and the absences of points of anchor, Kitsou Dubois creates dreamy pieces that blur the viewer's perceptions.