New Dance Drama Presents
Deux à Tiroir
Choreography Emanuela Tagliavia
Dancers Alice Mariani, Mattia Semperboni
Music Wagner / Giampaolo Testoni
Costumi Lou Antinori
The duet created for Alice Mariani and Gabriele Corrado, principal dancers at Teatro alla Scala, draws inspiration from the sculpture “Femme à Tiroir” by Salvador Dalì. The “Tiroir” represents a secret, mysterious, drawer, a space that hides or protects a truth, a thought, a memory, or a feeling.
Through the “drawers”, which our body also possesses, we explore the states of mind that unite and distance the two performers in solos and duets throughout the fragmented score of their performance, a mirror of the complexity of the human being and its multiple and changing identities, as in Pirandello’s poetic and restless vision…
MART Foundation USA Presents
Hard to Tell
Choreography and Direction Shahar Binyamini
Dancers Marion Barbeau, Antonin Monié
Costumes Charlie Le Mindu
‘When we dance together, these moments we share – It is hard to tell and it’s beautiful this way’.
In his new work, Binyamini continues to explore the nature of growth and its embodiment, at different levels, in the dancing body.
It is hard to tell and feel when a growth process begins, but we can experience it in an instant, at any given moment.
And like dancing – it appears and disappears .
The piece is a surrender to a journey towards the great force of change. The same force that makes us the unique entities we are – A vulnerable entity that adapts itself to any situation, that is in a constant process of evolution.
My hope is that the piece – as a collection of moments, can be a celebration of these processes, each time a new celebration.
Dap Festival & Z Sauce Music Presents
Immortal Beloved
A special concert of music, art and dance featuring
Voce Diego Sandrin
Music L. van Beethoven reimagined, concept by Vita Zambetti
Regisseur Adria Ferrali
Choreography and interpretation Tamara Fragale (Italy)
Guest dancer Tamara Fragale (Italy)
Sculptures and Art by Antonio Signorini presented by Oblong Art Gallery
Costumes Harmony la moda nella danza – Vittorio Piccininni
A creative exploration into the mysterious impetus behind Beethoven’s famous Love Letter. In Ovid’s Metamorphoses, Book X, a sculptor named Pygmalion creates and then falls in love with Galatea, an ivory statue embodying his ideal woman. The Goddess of Love, Venus, answers his prayers and brings that statue to life.
Shortly after Beethoven’s death, in a secret drawer in his Vienna apartment a ten-page pencil draft of his letter to an “Immortal Beloved” was discovered. Scholars still cannot agree on who the mysterious recipient might have been. But let us imagine, just like in Ovid’s Metamorphoses, that Beethoven’s inspiration was an Ideal, a coalescence of different women, thus creating the perfect muse for his immortal music.
Kammerballetten Presents
Debussy
Choreographer: Juliano Nunes
Dancers: Ève-Marie Dalcourt & Toon Lobach
Music: Clair de Lune by Debussy
Pianist: Alexander McKenzie
And if this is it
Choreographer: Julian Nicosia
Dancers: Ève-Marie Dalcourt & Toon Lobach
Music: Happiness by Jonsi
The carefree spirit of childhood is one of the most precious assets of the human being. It is defined as an inner state of being in which thoughts are in no way disturbing and which allows us to be carried from moment to moment by the flow of life as it presents itself to us.
“It is perhaps childhood that comes closest to ‘real life'”, advocated the surrealist André Breton.
