Bruno Sajous

Sajous took his first steps in jazz dance at the American Center in Paris, and his first steps in modern dance in New York, during three years at the school of Alwin Nikolais and Murray Louis. Nikolais took him on into the junior company and invited him as a soloist to dance his choreography “Segue”. During the course of these years, he met Bill T. Jones, with whom he worked on the choreography of “Promised Land”. After having returned to Paris, he performed at the Olympic Games in Albertville staged by Philippe Decouflé, before beginning to teach after obtaining his state diploma in teaching contemporary dance. He also worked with the choreographer Serge Ricci. He then founded his own company, Incanto, for which he choreographed pieces which remain little known.

Last update : January 2011