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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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Drumming (1998) is one of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s most iconic choreographies, written to the eponymous, minimalistic percussion score by Steve Reich. The music...

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The artistic fusion of genres, dedicated by REF 2022 to the dialogue between contemporary dance and the fathers of minimalism, continues with another special...

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Stefania Tansini, presents the completion of her study that led to her winning DNAppunti Choreographici 2020.

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The Debut of Collettivo MINE, Esercizi per un manifesto poetico, coincides with the founding act of the company. T he coauthorized manifesto is a...

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To give life to Möbius,  the great company of acrobats XY, among the most acclaimed in France and word-wide, was inspired by the movements...

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The Akram Khan Dance Company returns to open the new edition of Ref Kids & Family with Chotto Xenos, a re-creation dedicated to children...

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The duo of Gineva Panzetti and Enrico Ticconi continue their investigation into power starting from the symbol of the national flag.

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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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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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Dancer and choreographer Israel Galván returns to set Romaeuropa Festival on fire with his contemporary reinterpretation of flamenco. Created together with musician Niño de...

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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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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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«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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