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REF hosts the birth of BAMBU, a project curated by ALDES to foster the circulation of small-format performances by African artists in Italy. A...

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Hairy is a dance for four bodies and their hair, created by Lithuanian choreographer Dovydas Strimaitis. It plays with the balance between order and...

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Matteo Sedda, winner of DNAppunti Coreografici 2024, presents FUCK ME BLIND, a duet in which the performers are bound by a shared center of movement....

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SUPERSTELLA questions what it means to be a creator in the current context of contemporary dance. How does one navigate the market demands and...

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Aristide Rontini moves through the space between memory and perception, between matter and vision. His dialogue with the legacy of Pier Paolo Pasolini unfolds...

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GOOD VIBES ONLY (the great effort) is a performance exploring the endless flow of information on a human body, an inevitably performative body. It’s...

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Ermira Goro’s new dance performance Sirens invites the audience on a sensual and mysterious journey into the world of desire and its social expression....

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Mercedes máis eu is a work born from the collaboration between artist Janet Novás and composer Mercedes Peón, focusing on the relationship between dance...

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Shiraz is a choreography for seven dancers, an intricate weave of movement and energy that meet and transform on stage. A dance of rhythms,...

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Mystica is a ritual that gives voice to eight mystical women who lived between the 8th and 16th century. The surviving texts of Hildegard...

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For his new production, Thikra: Night of Remembering, Akram Khan brings together an international cast of Bharatanatyam and Western contemporary dancers, renewing the cultural,...

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Ginevra Panzetti and Enrico Ticconi return to REF with their new creation, All’Arme, in collaboration with the Croatian company Studio Contemporary Dance Company. Full...

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German choreographer Moritz Ostruschnjak (born 1979) explores the boundaries between fandom, politics, and protest in NON + ULTRAS, a performance for eight dancers and...

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An iconic figure in Canadian contemporary dance, principal dancer with the La La La Human Steps company, and collaborator with David Bowie, Louise Lecavalier...

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After Re:INCARNATION, Nigerian choreographer Qudus Onikeku returns to the Romaeuropa Festival with TERRAPOLIS, the final part of his trilogy. The piece combines dance, music,...

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