The Corpus Chorus program is based on the pedagogical guide Corpus/Chorus, published by Réseau Canopé and originally designed to help teachers discover Olivier Dubois’ choreographic work. Initially conceived as a “training the trainers” tool, it has since been expanded and adapted to reach a wide and diverse audience.

These workshops provide an embodied and accessible introduction to the fundamentals of Olivier Dubois’ choreographic language and his artistic universe. They are intended for a broad range of participants: teachers, trainers, amateur dancers, high school and middle school students, university students, people with limited access to culture, individuals in precarious situations, and more. The workshops are tailored to all generations — from children aged 4 to senior participants.

The Corpus Chorus program has found its place in a wide variety of contexts: educational settings (from preschool to university), cultural centers, medico-educational institutions, and even correctional facilities, such as the Nîmes remand center and the Fresnes prison. This diversity of spaces reflects the company’s commitment to making dance a tool for transmission, connection, and empowerment, accessible to all.