Belinda Mathieu is an independent journalist whose work has become a reference point within the French contemporary dance landscape. Trained at the Centre national de la danse and based in the Greater Paris region, she brings a sharp, thoughtful eye to the art of movement. Her writing blends critical rigor with a deep sensitivity to the body, exploring dance not only as an aesthetic practice but as a social, political, and emotional language.

She collaborates regularly with cultural institutions, companies, and specialized media, following both emerging choreographers and established figures with equal attention. Her voice stands out for its ability to capture the subtle tensions, gestures, and atmospheres that shape a performance—those fleeting details that reveal the deeper stakes of a work. Whether she is covering contemporary creation, urban practices, or hybrid forms, she approaches each piece with curiosity, precision, and a commitment to contextual understanding.

Rooted in the dynamic ecosystem of the Paris region, Mathieu documents the evolving choreography of the city itself: its stages, its communities, its shifting artistic geographies. Through her articles, interviews, and analyses, she offers readers a clear, nuanced entry point into the world of dance today, illuminating the artistic and human questions that move the field forward.