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Own Works
'Look From Afar'
Inspired by a quote from the sculptor Bernini on proximity, the duet explores the distance between two bodies in space, transforming the action into dance movement. The atmosphere recalls a rehearsals setting in an undefined place. The rhythm is marked by silence, the sounds of the train, and the arpeggios of a ballad. There are few elements on stage, a direct physical language, and a constant tension between listening and confrontation.
Choreography: Luigi Imperato
Dancers: Luigi Imperato, Emanuela Vurro
Music: Every Ocean Out Loud - Route 500
Field recordings: Luigi Imperato
In human relationships, it is increasingly difficult to find authenticity and spontaneity. Connecting with others, but above all with oneself, seems like an impossible goal to achieve.
The choreography results from the contrast between chaos and balance, two opposing forces that coexist and attract each other. Chaos represents the multiplicity of inner voices, the noise of the contemporary world; balance is the attempt to bring order, to rediscover a form, a rhythm, a direction.
The movement of the bodies manifests the search for an optimal solution, a point where instability becomes the driver of discovery. Dance becomes a journey and an attempt to find meaning in the flow.
Choreography and music: Luigi Imperato
Dancers: Emanuela Vurro, Bojan Micev, Francesco Di Feo
Lighting design: Bojan Micev and Luigi Imperato
Costumes: Theater Osnabrück
Production: Theater Osnabrück and Dance Company Osnabrück
'Hauptberg'
'A Way Back'
After a journey filled with encounters, experiences, and changes, the performer returns to where he started, bringing with him what he has learned.
Through this free improvised solo, the body reconstructs a dialogue with space, with memory, and with the possibility of a new beginning.
A Way Back is the desire to start again, at the very point where it all began.
Choreography: Luigi Imperato
Dancer: Luigi Imperato
Original music: Lemon Day - Nils Frahm
Trailer music: Luigi Imperato
Ecco Qua
Projects and Extra Activities
Ecco Qua
Dance film co-produced by Filippo Franzese, Luigi Imperato, Gabriele Rolle and Tommaso Zuchegna.
'Ecco Qua' wants to reflect on our young generation, enduring and dealing with the consequences of a past we didn’t and couldn’t control.
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Soma
Bachelor project by Ilaria Rabagliati.
Concept, choreography, editing: Ilaria Rabagliati
Camera: Cedric Zellweger and Kushtrim Memeti
Music: Luigi Imperato
Fossombrone Forum Dance 2025
From July 15 to 22, 2025, an intensive contemporary dance workshop was held in Fossombrone, at Studio Movimento Danza, with choreographers and dancers active on the international scene.
The project offered young dancers a formative and artistic experience that culminated in a final performance on July 22 in the Church of San Filippo, where the students and guest artists shared the stage in an evening dedicated to contemporary dance.
The initiative promoted dialogue between art and the local area, promoting Fossombrone as a meeting place for young talents and international professionals.
Guest artsits: Emanuela Vurro, Bojan Micev (Dance Company Osnabrück) and Filippo Franzese (Akram Khan Company)
Urbino Dance Weekend
In 2019 the summer course welcomed everyone who wished to experience dance classes with the guest company De Dutch Don’t Dance Division from The Hague.
The event took place in the Ducal Palace of Urbino, combining contemporary creativity with the spirit of the Renaissance.
It was conceived as an ideal space where choreographic imagination came to life, in a city rich in history and tradition.
Website: www.urbinodanceweekend.com
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