Dance

FUGA BWV 565

A show by Gaetano Palermo and Michele Petrosino
Italy, 20′
With the support of Palazzo Bentivoglio

3 shows for this event
Ph Samuel Cimma

Fuga BWV 565 is a choreographic project built around running as a sporting activity—a metaphor for a paradoxical existential condition: that of someone moving yet remaining in place on a treadmill, fleeing from themselves and their circumstances in search of an ever-distant, elusive sense of well-being. This movement enters into dialogue with the Baroque fugue, a musical form defined by repetition, oscillation, and insistent rhythms.

Palermo and Petrosino continue their research into the nature of the performative act starting from everyday life, creating a minimal choreography of concrete gestures, poised on the border between reality and fiction.

Accessibility

Accessible via ramp from the door next to the main entrance
There are not toilets facilities

Ph Samuel Cimma
Ph Samuel Cimma
Credits

Choreography and drammaturgy: Gaetano Palermo, Michele Petrosino
Performer: Michele Petrosino
Sound design: Filippo Lilli
Production: KLm
With the support of: Santarcangelo Festival, Kilowatt Festival, Circuito CLAPS,Teatro Akropolis – nell’ambito di Resi-Dance 2024/Network Anticorpi XL; Playtime/Spaziomensa/369 Gradi; I Fumi della Fornace-Rassegna Incolta/Congerie.
Finalist project of: DNAppunti Coreografici 2024

 
Biographical Note

Gaetano Palermo is a performer and multidisciplinary artist. His work Swan won the Biennale College and premiered at the 51st Venice Theatre Biennale.

Michele Petrosino is an artist and performer. As a performer, he has collaborated with Kinkaleri, Nico Vascellari, Bruce Nauman, and Romeo Castellucci.

Their latest work, Fuga, was a finalist at DNAppunti Coreografici 2024.

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