From June to September 2026, Kizazi by associate artist Stéphanie Mwamba (DRC)—produced by Libr’Arts, premiered at Munich’s Spielart festival, and awarded the Acogny d’Or at Simply the Best 2025—will tour Switzerland, Germany, Gabon, and Mozambique.
Puzzle(d) by Christian Romain Kossa will also tour accross the African continent from June to December 2026, with performances in Togo, Nigeria, Senegal, DRCongo and Ivory Coast, supported by the Goethe MobiARTS programme.
In October 2026, Nadia Beugré's Épique! (for Yikakou) will be shown at the Afrovibes festival in Amsterdam, while Filles-Pétroles will have its Japanese premiere at the Tokyo's Autumn Meteorite festival.
Several research residencies for Nadia Beugré’s next creation, Ziguehi, will take place in Abidjan and Marseille, with support from the Ballet National de Marseille.
In August 2026, Libr’Arts will spend three weeks in Abobo leading workshops and master classes for young women from the neighbourhood, in partnership with the Embassy of Canada in Côte d’Ivoire, MuCAT, and the Centre for Cultural Actions in Abobo (CACAB).
From June to September 2026, Kizazi by associate artist Stéphanie Mwamba (DRC)—produced by Libr’Arts, premiered at Munich’s Spielart festival, and awarded the Acogny d’Or at Simply the Best 2025—will tour Switzerland, Germany, Gabon, and Mozambique.
Puzzle(d) by Christian Romain Kossa will also tour accross the African continent from June to December 2026, with performances in Togo, Nigeria, Senegal, DRCongo and Ivory Coast, supported by the Goethe MobiARTS programme.
In October 2026, Nadia Beugré's Épique! (for Yikakou) will be shown at the Afrovibes festival in Amsterdam, while Filles-Pétroles will have its Japanese premiere at the Tokyo's Autumn Meteorite festival.
Several research residencies for Nadia Beugré’s next creation, Ziguehi, will take place in Abidjan and Marseille, with support from the Ballet National de Marseille.
In August 2026, Libr’Arts will spend three weeks in Abobo leading workshops and master classes for young women from the neighbourhood, in partnership with the Embassy of Canada in Côte d’Ivoire, MuCAT, and the Centre for Cultural Actions in Abobo (CACAB).