"Prove in Corso" – Aterballetto's first streaming series
What is there behind a performance by Aterballetto? What happens in the rooms of the Fonderia in Reggio Emilia – the company’s headquarters?
Before the lockdown, the audience in Reggio Emilia could discover the daily work of dancers and choreographers by attending the open rehearsals.
Now all the fans of the company from all over the world will be able to enter the universe of Aterballetto with Prove in Corso, a series of four episodes curated by Nicolas Ballario, one of the most appreciated journalists of contemporary art who, thanks to his unique verve and extraordinary competence, is bringing everyone closer to the art world with his broadcasts on Sky Arte and RadioUnoRai.
Together with Ballario, we enter the world of the Fondazione Nazionale della Danza / Aterballetto. Between hilarious encounters, ironic scenes involving people who work at the Fonderia every day, and dancing moments, in four episodes directed by Fabrizio Spucches, we will discover the secrets of the company and the backstage of the shows, in a way never told before.
Prove in Corso will be broadcasted on the OnTheatre.tv platform – usable everywhere except in China.
In the first episode, scheduled on Friday 26 November at 9 p.m., we will be seduced by the amazing Don Juan by Johan Inger, a choreography inspired by the myth of Don Giovanni.
On Friday 3 December at 9 p.m., the second episode is focused on the rehearsals of the creations by Philippe Kratz and Diego Tortelli that are part of the evening Storie.
On Friday 10 December at 9 p.m. comes the third episode with MicroDanze by Fernando Melo, Norge Cedeño Raffo, Francesca Lattuada and Ina Lesnakowski.
In the last episode, on Friday 17 December at 9 pm, the Israeli choreographer Eyal Dadon will show us the work in progress of his new creation for the company, which will debut in April 2022.
The service is subject to a fee. Ticket: 3€. If you are planning to watch all 4 episodes, you can buy the package ticket: 10€.
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Prove in Corso is supported by the Italian Ministry of Culture / 'Special Project 2021'.