Picture a metallic cube, packed with hidden spaces. Imagine dancers, acrobats, gymnasts, and actors turning that cube into a pyramid, then three pyramids, then a wall, three walls, a bridge, and a labyrinth, all the while leaping from peak to peak, rolling down the sides and twirling and flying across this surreal landscape, exploring the human condition through movement. Led by choreographer Jacques Heim, who created Cirque de Soleil’s Ka, Diavolo is called “a modern dance company” but you might as easily call an Aston Martin “a compact car”; Diavolo redefines dance through dynamic movement, creative expression, the inventive use of sets and props, and the music of Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.