Charlie Khalil Prince (1991) is a Lebanese  Lebanese dancer, choreographer, and musician whose work merges movement, sound, and political consciousness into transcendent performance. His practice explores the body as site, symbol, and archive, positioning vulnerability as rebellion, and performance as a space of memory, resistance, and renewal. Blending music and movement into one living gesture, he transforms the body into both vessel and witness, navigating between mourning and visionary futures that resist cultural subjugation.

Prince’s choreographic work has been presented internationally at FTA - Festival TransAmèriques, ImPulsTanz, Dansmakers Amsterdam, Les Rencontres chorégraphiques internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis, the Vancouver International Dance Festival among others, and the Beirut International Platform of Dance. In 2023, he was artist-in-residence at the Villa Empain in Brussels, where he received the Boghossian Foundation award for dance and performance.
He was selected as one of the Aerowaves25 Artists with his solo work the body symphonic.
Dance is essential: an insistence on life, memory, and resistance in times of crisis.