The America Trilogy traces winter guests’ decade-long encounter with America through three landmark works - AMERICA Visions of Love, Psychopatriot, and SuperAmateur. Blending authentic voices with theatrical invention, the trilogy spans from intimate testimonies to epic stage landscapes, revealing a nation that is at once affectionate and critical, ironic and tender.

When Tanztheater Wuppertal opened its doors to outside choreographers for the first time since Pina Bausch’s death, Alan Lucien Øyen created Bon Voyage, Bob - a work built from memory, intimacy, and the fragile encounters of the rehearsal room.

An in-depth filmed interview with Alan Lucien Øyen, created for The Coronet Theatre’s Inside Out, offers a rare look into the imagination and process of winter guests.

Cri de Cœur come to life through rehearsal films, dancer interviews, and excerpts from the stage — a behind-the-scenes look at Øyen’s Paris Opera Ballet commission.

Alan Lucien Øyen on the making of Nothing Personal – a cinematic fusion of dance and theatre exploring the tragedies and tenderness of our time, with original music by Oscar-winner Alexandre Desplat.

During the rehearsals for Psychopatriot in 2017, actress and writer Kate Pendry kept a diary. Her notes bring the rehearsal room vividly to life: the laughter, the frustrations, the texture of daily work, and the fragile beginnings of a new production.