Elsa Vinet has been practicing classical and contemporary dance since her childhood. During her studies, she developed a passion for dance history and dance theory. Her discovery of Pina Bausch's Orpheus and Eurydice was a real aesthetic shock, and she conducted extensive research on this piece. She worked in the publications department of the Paris Opera Ballet, before moving to Vienna for two years. There she conducted research about the role of women in early modern dance. In Vienna, she also discovered a new and very inventive contemporary scene thanks to ImpulsTanz, TanzQuartier and brut Wien.
Elsa is currently based in Paris. She is involved in various cultural projects throughout Europe. In March 2022, she co-founded a non-profit organisation supporting Ukrainian cultural institutions and artists.
