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Daniele Albanese_Compagnia Stalk
by and with Daniele Albanese
music Marco Monica,
“Wild is the Wind” fragment (played by Nina Simone)
lighting Gianluca Bergamini / Stalk
coproduction Stalk/Tirdanza
Solo springing from the creation of the
winning project of Fondo Fare Anticorpi 2010
Friday October 14, 2011
6.00 p.m.
space > Cavallerizza Reale
Manica Corta
A show conceived as choreographic notes on attraction and absence.
A work that is like a notepad of annotations and fragments explores the complexity of composition within a simple structure.
The physical score has been created by the definition of forces of attraction external to the body of the dancer and revealing itself in the solitude of the movement and the echo of an absence.
Two main distinct areas‚ a physical dynamic a and theatrical one collide and interpenetrate in the continuous passage from one to another.
The double “T” indicates the territory where the work comes from‚ and which is loosely based on: Nighttime.
Daniele Albanese
Born in Parma in 1974‚ he studied as a gymnast and ballet dancer. In 1997‚ he received his diploma from the EDDC – Arnhem (Holland).
Among others‚ he has studied with Steve Paxton‚ Eva Karkzag‚ Lisa Kraus and Benoit Lachambre. He has been creating his own choreography since 1995 and has danced with: Peter Pleyer‚ Tony Thatcher‚ Company Blu‚ Martin Butler‚ Mawson-Raffalt + Falulder - Mawson‚ Jennifer Lacey‚ Virgilio Sieni‚ Nigel Charnock and Karine Ponties.
He has performed in many theatres and international festivals: Festival Sesc (S.Paulo)‚ Fabbrica Europa (Firenze)‚ Southbank Centre (London)‚ DancEUnion 2011‚ Masdanza (Gran Canaria)‚ the Civic Theatre of Ferrara... He founded his own dance company “Stalk” in 2002. His previous choreographic works include: àrebours100‚ Tiqqun‚ Pietro 1º studio‚ In a Landscape‚ Only You‚ Andless.
Winner of the Fondo Fare Anticorpi 2010 competition‚ his Trio show Something About Today (The Vicious Circle) made its debut at the Civic Theatre of Ferrara in December‚ 2010.