I want to emphasize that what I said is that my body is no longer just there, but it opens a space through its rhythm, through its modulation of the space around it; I say this very consciously to approach Heidegger and his concept of Being. (Jean-Luc Nancy) Few other art forms have attracted as much attention and interest in recent years as dance. Beyond classical or stormy-expressive performances, choreographers and dancers have established themselves, seeking contact and closeness with the aesthetic theory of the 20th and 21st centuries. What do philosophers think about dance? What thoughts make choreographers dance? The languages of the body are heard on both sides. Of course, dance is also time, but it is a time that is open in every moment, just like space.