The Conservatory Ball

Music and dance in Luberon

In the Moulin Saint-Julien hall, transformed for the occasion into a dance floor, choreographer Nicolas Moya invites us to take part in this grand ball.

From minuet to madison, waltz to twist, tango to rock, popular dance and music have always been closely linked.

More than just a simple discovery, this is a true initiation, an immersion in the dance steps from the 18th century to the present day. The musical part, classical, romantic, musette and modern, will be provided by the Conservatoire's teachers. Come and dance through the ages!

Nicolas Moya began his artistic career at the Cavaillon Conservatoire in the cello class. He developed a passion for dance at an early age and went on to compete in national competitions, becoming the French vice-champion in boogie-woogie. His discovery of salsa and his trip to Cuba marked a turning point in his career. He turned his attention to musical theatre and landed the role of Kenickie in Grease. He then moved to Paris, taking on numerous roles in various productions. He added ballroom dancing to his artistic repertoire and won the French championship.

Today, he is a leading figure in the world of choreography and teaches dance in Paris.