dance

Trained at the Ailey School and then with Hofesh Shechter and the Batsheva Dance Company, Sofia Nappi has performed all over the world before...

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In 2020 with the visionary Là the company Baro d’evel has demonstrated how acrobatics or the “new circus” can take the form of a...

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Brazilian choreographer and performer Alice Ripoll has involved in her choreography performers from all over the country, many of them from the Favelas of...

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In 2019 Spanish choreographer and dancer Jesús Rubio Gamo conquered the audience of the Romaeuropa Festival with his overwhelming Gran Bolero, a real hymn...

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In 2017 Dorothée Munyaneza presented her creation Unwanted at the REf: a symphony of words, movements and songs through which we heard the stories...

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With Cinque danze per il futuro, Davide Valrosso builds a stage organism in which dance and concert come together in a hybrid form: Five...

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«We enter as spectators into the very soil of northern European regions; a soil facing east; a Russian soil. What we approach is the...

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After her Swan Lake (REf13), Carmen (REF15) and Giselle (Ref17), Dada Masilo returns to interpret the great classics of ballet, this time approaching Stravinsky’s...

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Hell in Western culture is the place of the imagination that more than any other has offeredideas for preachers, illustrators, painters, sculptors, storytellers, directors,...

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With Elvedon (REf2016) and Opus (REf2018) Greek choreographer Christos Papadopoulos invited us into his minimalist, apparently geometric and deceptively simple universe. Appearance and deception...

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Simona Bertozzi presents her new site-specific creation as a national premiere for Dancing Days. “Since the beginning of my journey with Marta, I have...

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Winner of the Digital Award 2019 (a support for the production that Romaeuropa provides every year to digital artists also active in the performance...

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Greek choreographer Iris Karayan has built her work UNAUTHORIZED inspired by pop music videos and the youtube clips of Muhammad Ali and John McEnroe....

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After living for many years between Paris and Cairo, choreographer Olivier Dubois brings to the stage his singular vision of today’s Egypt through a...

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Light is the first source of energy for the bodies “planted” on the Manifesto Cannibale’s scene, the new production of the CollettivO CineticO led...

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