May 2015

The concert performed by the ensemble Voxnova Italia is an opportunity to encounter the artistic personality of Karlheinz Stockhausen from an unusual perspective, that...

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Bruno Maderna’s ‘Hyperion’ is one of the most powerful and enigmatic musical theatre pieces written in Italy during the latter part of the Twentieth...

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Mauricio Kagel (Buenos Aires, 1931 – Cologne, 2008) is considered an authentic master of late Twentieth Century avant-garde music, an inventor who enjoyed exploring and...

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Ascanio Celestini is a virtuous, irreverent artist, an authentic all-round entertainer. This year, he makes his debut at Romaeuropa Festival with ‘Laika’, a new...

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Epica Etica  Etnica Pathos – 25 anni All the dirt of the 90s and the technology of the 70s Gianni Maroccolo, Massimo Zamboni, Francesco...

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Maguy Marin’s dance company is by now considered an important part of the historic formation of French contemporary dance. The company comes back to...

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Emma Dante interviewing a Cyclops? No way! And yet, it happens in ‘Io, Nessuno e Polifemo (I, Nobody and Polyphemus)’, a new show by...

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Fondato da oltre sessant’anni, il Royal New Zealand Ballet è senz’altro la più importante istituzione di danza neozelandese grazie a un collettivo di riconosciuta...

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Romaeuropa has invited back to Rome Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, the founder of Rosas dance company, and one of the most charismatic and authoritative...

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‘Nos limites’ (Our Limits) is an elegy of life and memory, a show that brings together the energy of contemporary circus and dance, and...

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Giulio Cesare. Spared parts Dramatic intervention on William Shakespeare ‘Giulio Cesare (Julius Caesar)’, a show inspired by Shakespeare’s tragedy, is one of the most...

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