Jonas Chéreau

Having completed a history degree, he studied at the CNDC in Angers as part of the choreography artist training programme developed by Emmanuelle Huynh. In summer 2009 he took part in the DanceWeb experience, coached by Philipp Gehmacher and Christine de Smedt during the Impulstanz festival in Vienna. In this same context, he took part in the piece All Cunningham, 50 Years of Dance (Flip Book) by Boris Charmatz.         
Between 2008 and 2014, Jonas Chéreau performed in France in pieces by Daniel Larrieu (LUX, Marche, danses de verdure, Dardanus), Laure Bonicel (Bad seeds), by Fanny de Chaillé and Philippe Ramette (Passage à l’acte), and Mickaël Phelippeau (Set-up). In Belgium he also performed in projects by Sara Manente (Faire un four) and Lilia Mestre (Moving You).
Jonas Chéreau has recently worked on the project by comedian Jacques Bonnaffé, Nature aime à se cacher, created for the Festival d’Avignon during Sujets à Vifs, organised by the SACD in 2011, then Chassez le naturel created for the Théâtre de la Bastille.
He has also choreographed his own pieces with Madeleine Fournier, Les interprètes ne sont pas à la hauteur, created in 2011, and Sexe symbole (pour approfondir le sens du terme) created in 2013.        
In 2014 he took part in the new piece by Anne Collod, Le parlement des invisibles.