The first instalment in a series of four works centred on a primary colour, JAUNE pour Jour(s) is a choreographic piece for 9 performers. Drawing on various iconographies and narratives, they will create a choreography imbued with the sensation and energy of the colour yellow. The premieres are scheduled for October 2027 at the Charleroi danse Biennale.

A piece for eight singers and dancers based on the compositions of Kassia of Constantinople, one of the earliest female composers of the Middle Ages whose scores have survived. Somewhere between extras and troubadours, the performers explore the duality between the divine and the demonic, the paths of necromancy and divination, the confluence of East and West, and the origins of polyphonic art. The premiere took place from 9 to 11 October 2025 at the Théâtre de Liège (Liège, BE), as part of the Charleroi danse Biennale and the Objectifs Danse platform.

A piece for six performers around the ballet L’Après-midi d’un Faune by Vaslav Nijinski, with two dancers (Marta Capaccioli, Lara Barsacq) and a composer (Cate Hortl) on stage, accompanied by 3 musicians. La Grande Nymphe premiered from 17 to 20 May 2023 at Kunstenfestivaldesarts, in co-presentation with Charleroi danse (La Raffinerie, Brussels). The production was nominated for the Maeterlinck Critics’ Awards (2022–2023 season) in the category of Best Dance Performance.

A piece for four performers, drawing inspiration from Bronislava Nijinska and Igor Stravinsky’s ballet Les Noces to explore ecofeminism and the symbolism of fruit trees. The premiere took place on October 15, 2021 at the Biennale de Charleroi danse (Brussels).

A trio in which Lara Barsacq invites two other women on stage to celebrate the figure of Ida Rubinstein and the freedom of female bodies. The piece was created on October 18, 2019 as part of the Biennale de Charleroi danse (Brussels). It was nominated for the Prix Maeterlinck de la Critique (season 2019-2020), as Best Dance Production.

An autobiographical solo mixing the history of dance with Lara Barsacq's personal story. The creation took place on April 19, 2018 as part of LEGS festival at La Raffinerie - Charleroi danse (Brussels).