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27 February | “Welcome to my World,” STANDPUNKT.e Tanztendenz, München, Germany
28 February | “Welcome to my World,” STANDPUNKT.e Tanztendenz, München, Germany
20 May | Dance Is Not for Us, Flora Theatre Festival, Olomouc, Czech Republic - with the support of Programme international de diffusion artistique (PIDA)
13 June | Dance People, Lugano Dance Project, LAC Lugano Arte e Cultura, Switzerland- with the support of Programme international de diffusion artistique (PIDA)
19 June | Dance People, Dance People Festival, Lyon, France
23 July | Dance People, Venice Biennale, Italy- with the support of Programme international de diffusion artistique (PIDA)
24 July | Dance People, Venice Biennale, Italy- with the support of Programme international de diffusion artistique (PIDA)
12 September | Dance People, Fabbrica Europa, Italy- with the support of Programme international de diffusion artistique (PIDA)
19 September | Dance People, Festival Aperto, Reggio Emilia, Italy- with the support of Programme international de diffusion artistique (PIDA)
18 December | Beytna, Paribu Arts, Istanbul, Turkey- with the support of Programme international de diffusion artistique (PIDA)
19 December | Beytna, Paribu Arts, Istanbul, Turkey- with the support of Programme international de diffusion artistique (PIDA)
SHIFT & BIPOD
4–8 March 2026 | SHIFT, Telescope Korca, Albania
19–21 June 2026 | Dance People, the festival, Lyon, France
July - August | BIPOD, Beirut International Platform of Dance, Lebanon -
with the Ballet de l’Opéra de Tunis and Les Épopées
Accompanied by dancers Elise Bruyère and Nunzio Perricone, Omar Rajeh is currently in Tunis for the final phase of creation, where the work is being refined and brought to its completion.
Dido & Aeneas emerges as a journey across time, where every port, train station, and road becomes a space of transition.
Between past and present, between continents and cultures.
Premiere: 14–15 May 2026
Gemm Festival : 11 July 2026
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Omar has been invited to participate as a provocateur at the ISPA Congress on Thursday, January 15, around the theme Resilience: A Global Dialogue. This edition focuses on how, in a context of economic volatility, geopolitical conflicts, and increasing isolation, the ability to work internationally is becoming ever more complex for organizations, independent producers, and artists. Omar will share his reflections on maintaining and developing international partnerships, fostering creative exchanges, and cultivating the resilience needed to thrive in an unpredictable world.