Laura & Tristan

RESODANCER COMPANY
Founded in 2016 by Laura Lamy and Tristan Robilliard, Resodancer Company is a contemporary dance company initially based in Lyon, before relocating to Vienne (Isère) in 2025.

An artistic and international foundation
From 2016 to 2019, Laura and Tristan organized a series of workshops bringing together international choreographers and dancers from around the world. These events quickly became key highlights in the professional dance community — Resodancer Company served as a true platform for exchange, experimentation, and artistic collaboration.

Creations and recognition
In 2019, Laura and Tristan turned to choreography. Driven by their fascination with the physicality of movement, they relentlessly explored the limits of the body and joint articulation through spiraling movements. Their aim was to develop a choreographic language that is both visceral and singular.

Laura & Tristan are regularly invited to collaborate with various institutions, including CobosMika, Ballet de l’Opéra de Metz, Derida Dance Center, Jeune Ballet Calabash.

Spiral Training
The common thread in these works is Spiral Training, the foundation of their choreographic language. It is a technique they developed through several years of research on movement.

Holders of the French State Diploma in Contemporary Dance Teaching since 2021, Laura and Tristan regularly teach at prestigious institutions such as: Staatsoper Hanover, Rambert School of London, Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris, Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Lyon, Tanzhaus Zürich, Centre National de la Danse de Pantin, and the Centre National de la Danse de Lyon, among others.

A new chapter in Vienne
The year 2025 marks a turning point for the company: they become associate artists at Théâtre François Ponsard in Vienne for a three-year residency.

Until now focused on international projects, the company now affirms its commitment to strengthening local ties by developing cultural mediation and artistic initiatives for diverse audiences, including: kindergartens, day hospitals, and perinatal care sectors.