Chara Kotsali, a choreographer and performer from the contemporary Greek scene, has long developed a body of work in which movement, voice, and language...
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Michael Incarbone and Max Gomard, artists of the same generation coming from different backgrounds, construct with We Are Who We Are a device of...
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In Atto Bianco, dance, voice, and singing structure the action in a synergistic way, composing an homage to the maternal and to the “white...
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Orlando Project, born from the encounter of a new generation of artists and a long collective effort spanning residencies, studies, and creative crossings, approaches...
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South Korean director and composer Jaha Koo has established himself on the international scene with a highly hybrid and personal style, weaving together music,...
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In Tiago Rodrigues’ No Yogurt for the Dead, the playwright, director, and artistic director of the Festival d’Avignon begins from a true and deeply...
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Giacomo Luci, an artist whose research moves between dance, thought, and scenographic writing, constructs with La Lalangue a work that delves into the less...
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Vidavè Company, founded by Claudio Cangialosi and Paola Bianchi Del Grande, presents a duet that stages the confrontation between an individual and their double,...
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A double bill featuring artists from the Panico Concerti roster brings to the stage two of the most distinctive and compelling voices of the...
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Riccardo De Simone, winner of DNAppunti Coreografici 2025, presents with Everybody Has a Fate a work that puts time under pressure. On slide boards,...
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