Alcune coreografie
A show by Jacopo Jenna
(Italy, 40 min.)
An intense dialogue between dancer Ramona Caia and a large number of multifaceted video clips that show the history of dance and performance, cinema and Internet. The performance is designed through the montage and processing of this powerful material, always keeping in mind its contact with the stage: in this way, a choreographic universe that concerns the past and the present, places and cultures that are near or far away, is born. Finally, the performance reaches its climax in a sequence of choreographies where the human being is absent and the landscape celebrates through dance, uniting clips and dancing bodies in the same intangible and pervasive matter.
The 22/09 performance is followed by a conversation with the artist, in dialogue with Fabio Acca
Dates for this event:
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased:
1) Online: via the DICE platform (a presale fee will be added to the ticket cost).
2)At the box office set up at the venue from one hour before the start of the performance.
DANCE subscriptions must be booked by e-mail.
For ticket and season ticket info:
biglietteria@genderbender.it
Jacopo Jenna is a choreographer, performer and filmmaker. His research investigates the perception of dance and choreography as an extended practice, generating various performative contexts in which to relocate the body in relation to movement. He graduated in Sociology and trained in dance at Codarts (Rotterdam Dance Academy). He is involved in training and educational pathways for various age groups, developing new strategies for relating to performance art. She has collaborated in Europe with established companies, choreographic research projects and various artists including Jacopo Miliani, Caterina Barbieri, Roberto Fassone, Ramona Caia, Bassam Abou Diab. Her work is produced and supported by spazioK/Kinkaleri, and she has presented her projects at national and international festivals and institutions.
Fabio Acca is a critic and scholar of performing arts; he carries out teaching and research activities at the Department of Philosophy and Educational Sciences, University of Turin. His most recent books include: “Il teatro e il suo dopo” (with Silvia Mei, Editoria & Spettacolo), “La Rete che danza. Actions of the Network Anticorpi” (with Alessandro Pontremoli, Edizioni Cantieri), “Fare Artaud. The Theatre of Cruelty in Italy 1935-1970” (Editoria & Spettacolo). Since 2014, he has been artistic co-director of TIR Danza, a dance production organisation.
Selected for AEROWAVES 2022 e NID – Italian Dance Platform 2022