After his participation in DNAppunti Coreografici 2021, Pablo Girolami founded  IVONA Company (his alter ego), with which he presents two different pieces. T.R.I.P.O.F.O.B.I.A, interpreted...
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DNAppunti choreografici is a project that provides backing for young Italian choreographers under 35, promoted by and with the support of: Virgilio Sieni National...
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“The project aims to push the individual to an introspective reflection on the value of human bonds and the importance of relationships within any...
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Cassiel Gaube is building his artistic practice as a leap towards the vocabulary of House Dance. Inspired by the works of Bruno Beltrao and...
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Born in Greece and trained in music and percussion before developing a passion for cinema and adopting dance as a privileged creative discipline, choreographer...
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Choreographer Leïla Ka presents a trilogy aimed at exploring different choreographic languages ??and multiple identities. Pode ser is a journey through the multiple identities that...
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The return of Jan Martens to the Romaeuropa Festival is a hymn to rebellion, civil disobedience, resistance and the march towards progress. The Flemish...
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There is a way to make memory and innovation coincide; a way to find, at the edge of the present, a momentum towards possible...
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Enzo Cosimi returns to the Romaeuropa Festival to present the entire Orestea – Trilogia della vendetta which, in recent years, has seen him engaged in...
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Enzo Cosimi returns to the Romaeuropa Festival to present the entire Orestea – Trilogia della vendetta which, in recent years, has seen him engaged in...
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Director of the Centre Choréographique National d’Orléans since 2017, Maud Le Pladec has built a choreographic language linked to the musical universe. From pop...
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With his choreographic language strongly anchored to the dance-theater tradition and to the experimentation with peculiar movement techniques, but at the same time open...
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“We wear our wheels with pride and slap your streets with colour … we said ‘bonjour’ to Satan in 1820” reads the extended title...
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