Lara Barsacq graduated in 1991 from Conservatoire national de Musique et de Danse de Paris, at the age of 17. Her first professional engagement took her within the Batsheva company. Very quickly, Ohad Naharin asked her to choreograph a piece for the young Cie Batsheva. Based on this experience, Lara decided to throw herself fully into choreography. She produced several choreographic pieces for the Batsheva ensemble, the CNSMD in Paris, several independent companies in Israel and Amsterdam (Danswerkplaats), but also for her own.

Baptiste Cazaux was born on June 14, 1997 in Bayonne (FR). He is currently based in Geneva (CH). In 2015, after training in classical and contemporary dance at the Gillet-Lipszyc Ballet School in Biarritz and obtaining his Baccalauréat, he joined the Ballet Junior de Genève under the direction of Patrice Delay and Sean Wood. During his training, he took part in a large number of workshops and danced repertory pieces as well as original creations by international contemporary choreographers, including Olivier Dubois, Sharon Eyal, Barak Marshall, Thomas Hauert and Angelin Preljocaj, among others.

Based in Brussels since 2007, Gaël Santisteva was born in 1977 in Auch (France). Throughout his youth he had an intensive circus practice until he became a student at the National Center for Circus Arts in Chalons en Champagne, from which he graduated with the Russian swing specialty in 2001. Always passionate about movement and theater, he naturally turned out of school to companies oriented towards choreography and theatrical performance. He has been working as a performer for various dance, dance-theater or musical theater companies for 15 years. Circus has not left his mind or his body, it is even what very strongly constitutes the uniqueness of his personality on a stage.

Tumbleweed is a dance company based in Brussels and Zürich, founded in 2017 by Angela Rabaglio, a Swiss choreographer and dancer, and Micaël Florentz, a French choreographer, dancer and musician. Through constant dialogue, inspired by travel, science, nature and philosophy, and by an ongoing physical, technical and artistic curiosity, they have composed their own understanding of movement, the body and its language.