Naples' SpazioKörper, known for its innovative programming, is preparing to host a series of cutting-edge choreographic projects, promising audiences a unique and engaging look at contemporary Italian dance.
Among the November events, performances that explore cultural and conceptual depths with an eye on tradition and a step towards innovation stand out.
Where is it deeper by Irene Russolillo
The inaugural event series will feature Irene Russolillo’s ‘Dov’è più profondo’ on November 10 at 18:00 p.m. The performance, produced by Orbita Spellbound, skillfully blends corporeality, sound and images. Russolillo, through an immersive creative process, collaborated with practitioners of local traditional singing and orality forms, recording their voices to expand a unique repertoire of spontaneous choirs and singers. The choreography invites a deep reflection on identity and tradition, abandoning the concept of purity in favor of an imperfect but powerful blend.
The Visionary Dance of Fabrizio Favale
The following weekend, November 16 and 17, features the works of Fabrizio Favale. 'Winter Forrest', scheduled for November 16 at 18:00 p.m., combines technical complexity with unusual movements, inspired by the imagination of non-existent creatures in a non-linear choreography of cyclical returns. On November 17, Favale will present 'Danze Americane', a series of sequences that engage with American Modern and Postmodern dance techniques, reflecting on contributions from figures such as Merce Cunningham, José Limón and Trisha Brown, through solo experimentation.
Roberto Tedesco explores the concept of Symbiosis
November 17th will also be the turn of Roberto Tedesco, with 'Simbiosi', a choreographic exploration of the term often seen negatively by psychologists. Tedesco brings to the stage the complexity of symbiotic relationships, characterized by mutual dependence and fragmentation of interpersonal boundaries. The performance challenges the spectator to reflect on the perceptions of love and individual growth, proposing a critical but profound vision of connections perceived as an ideal of complete union between two people.
These events offer the Neapolitan public the opportunity to immerse themselves in a unique artistic experience, in which dance becomes the means to question oneself and find new emotions and sensations, leaving ample space for introspection and personal and cultural comparison.
