What would we be without our dreams? They are our engine, our driving force, and a place of healing and self-discovery (Helge Letonja).

In A Late Summer Night’s Dream, Helge Letonja creates a choreographic metaphor through his richly detailed and emotionally expressive movement language, addressing the urgent search for connection and physicality. A gathering of young people in the forest—conceived as a place of promise—stimulates the senses through its ancient bonds and deeply rooted symbioses. The desire to immerse oneself in this mysterious world and to forget oneself gives rise to a whirl of entanglements. In their search for touch and surrender, the group throws itself into the charged atmosphere of a late summer night; individuals become caught in one another.