Arthur C

Arthur Cadre is a French dancer, contortionist, choreographer, model, stage director, and former architect. Born in Perros-Guirec, France, he developed a singular movement language that brings together breaking, contortion, contemporary dance, circus, architecture, and visual composition. Also known as Lil Crabe, he is recognized for a hybrid physical style that has often been described as "yoga breakdance."

Arthur first reached wider audiences through La France a un incroyable talent and later built an international career across stage performance, direction, fashion, circus, and large-scale events. His work has included Franco Dragone's La Perle in Dubai, international live productions, fashion and luxury contexts, and multidisciplinary performance projects that combine physical virtuosity with strong visual design. In 2022, Arthur was listed in Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe in Art & Culture. In 2024, he appeared as the Golden Voyager in Records, the Paris Olympic Games closing ceremony directed by Thomas Jolly. In that role, he brought contortion, dance, theatre, and sculptural physicality to one of the most visible live stages in the world.

Arthur's artistic identity is defined by extreme physical control, body architecture, theatrical imagination, and visual authorship. His work is suited to major live shows, luxury events, fashion, movement direction, film, editorial campaigns, artistic direction, and productions requiring a distinctive physical and visual language.