Saïdo Lehlouh

French-Algerian b-boy and choreographer, born Mustapha Saïd Lehlouh (alias Darwin), has been part of the underground hip-hop community since aged 15. In 2001, he co-founded Bad Trip Crew, debuting with "Wild Cat", his first piece distinguished for its "finesse" and feline refinement. Since 2007, he danced internationally for artists such as Nils 'Storm' Robitzky, Constanza Macras, Giuliano Peparini, Norma Claire, Sébastien Ramirez. In 2015, with his wife Johanna Faye, he founded the Black Sheep Company, drawing together the Parisian b-boy culture into contemporary dance. In Paris, he is a point of reference in the b-boy community. In 2020, he created "Apalaches", a choreography that celebrates the reopening of the theaters after the pandemic and highlights all dancers "left in the margins", who represent instead the wealth of the French breakdance.