Les cavalières de l'Apocalypse

Sabrina Sow is a Belgian dramaturg, poet and horsewoman, trained as a neuropsychologist. In 2006, she founded her company La Négresse à Cheval in Brussels, before moving to France in 2013. Following Salopette (2015) and Dresse-toi (2018), which drew parallels between women and horses, and Espèces d’Espaces (2021), which explored our relationship with time, space and animality, the artist brought her horses onto the theatre stage in La Bête et l’Animale (2024). An ecofeminist fable, it tells the story of a Black woman who chooses to become an animal.

Trained at the Royal Ballet School of Antwerp, Léa Dubois is a Belgian dancer who has worked with, among others, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Wim Vandekeybus and Laura Bachmann. In 2024, she created her solo Le goût du drame at Les Halles de Schaerbeek: a race for joy, combining the pushing of one’s own limits with surrendering to the pure pleasure of dancing.

Serge Lazar is a Belgian actor and aerial acrobat, trained at the Brussels Circus School. He has performed, among others, with Feria Musica, and for Christophe Huysman and Rasposo. He remains a circus artist with the company Inextremiste and is also co-author of Sway (2008), a cult production by his company Les mains sales, and O let me weep (2018), an excerpt from which was performed that same year at Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles.