Vincent Dunoyer began his professional career in 1989 as a dancer for Wim Vandekeybus, then joined Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker’s company Rosas from 1990 to 1996. From 1997, he performed and toured internationally “3 solos for Vincent”,
choreographed for him by The Wooster Group, Steve Paxton and De Keersmaeker. Since 1998, he has worked as a free-lance dancer and a choreographer, creating “Etude #31” (1999), “Vanity” (1999), for which he received the Mouson Award from the Mousonturm Arts Center in Frankfurt, “The Princess Project” (2001), “Solos for Others” (2003), "Cadavre Exquis" (2005), created with 33 young dancers from the school PARTS in Brussels, and "Sister" (2007) , a duo with Anne-Teresa de Keersmaeker. In 2009 he premièred “Encore” a dance peformance with five young dancers on the embodied repertoire of the dancer. (première PACT Zollverein, August 2009)
choreographed for him by The Wooster Group, Steve Paxton and De Keersmaeker. Since 1998, he has worked as a free-lance dancer and a choreographer, creating “Etude #31” (1999), “Vanity” (1999), for which he received the Mouson Award from the Mousonturm Arts Center in Frankfurt, “The Princess Project” (2001), “Solos for Others” (2003), "Cadavre Exquis" (2005), created with 33 young dancers from the school PARTS in Brussels, and "Sister" (2007) , a duo with Anne-Teresa de Keersmaeker. In 2009 he premièred “Encore” a dance peformance with five young dancers on the embodied repertoire of the dancer. (première PACT Zollverein, August 2009)
