An immersive experience that guides the audience through chromatic worlds – blue, green, and red – transforming space into a sensory landscape. Voice, sound, and movement activate a collective choreographic game based on listening, imagination, and connection. Between rules and freedom, participants become the protagonists of a performative journey through body, rhythm, and perception, exploring jazz music.
ZONZO Compagnie is a Flemish production house internationally recognized for its artistic creations for young audiences. Since the 1990s, the company has developed performances, installations, and musical experiences that combine sound, theatre, and visual arts. Collaborating with renowned musicians and ensembles, Zonzo creates innovative formats that introduce children to complex musical worlds through engaging and participatory experiences. It is widely regarded as a pioneer in the field of music creation for children.
Luca Zadra is a drummer, composer and music producer. Trained in jazz and specialised in electronic music production, his artistic research explores jazz, electronic music, rock and experimental sounds. He has composed original music for theatre performances and audiovisual productions, released recordings and collaborated with several projects from the Italian independent scene. His work combines improvisation, electronics and cross-disciplinary experimentation. In 2026, he joins the Diacronie collective.
Giordano Panizza is a Roman double bassist born in 1992. He graduated in Jazz Double Bass at the Conservatory of Music of Rome. He has taken part in and received awards at national and international festivals and competitions, including Umbria Jazz and the Bucharest International Jazz Competition. He has collaborated with numerous musicians from the Italian and international scenes and, with O.P. Trio, released Jazz in progress, the group’s first album for Wow Records. He is currently active in several projects spanning jazz, salsa and Latin jazz.
Luca Lorenzini is a pianist, composer and music producer. He graduated in Jazz Piano at the Licinio Refice Conservatory and further specialised through Berklee Online programmes and at the Santa Cecilia Conservatory. His work ranges from composing and producing soundtracks for theatre performances, video games and short films to live performance, with a particular focus on electronic experimentation and improvisation.
Giangiacomo Gallo is a sound engineer, sound designer and producer, trained in Audio Engineering at Saint Louis College of Music and in Electronic Music at the Conservatorio Santa Cecilia. Since 2009, he has worked in studio and live settings for theatre, concerts and events, focusing on sound and lighting design and management, recording and post-production. He has worked on the sound design of short films and documentaries selected for international festivals and develops setups for performances integrating sound, light and interactive technologies. He co-directs the Diacronie collective and has worked, among others, at Fondazione Querini Stampalia, Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Teatro India and MAAM.
