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Inside La Scala’s Cultural Marathon: From the Duomo to a New Season

MILAN, ITALY — It’s a painful time to tell stories about the arts, but it’s easy to understand its temptations: staging productions in times of unrest is no mean feat, particularly when large parts of society are grappling with global downturns at an increasingly daunting pace. However, the most substantial

Venice Dance Biennale 2025: Yoann Bourgeois and Patrick Watson’s Airy Romance 

The trailblazing duo, whose offering oozed poised lyricism and a pulsating energy to match, delivered a sweeping experience that toyed

Venice Dance Biennale 2025: La Morte I La Primavera by Marcos Morau 

A decade after its previous participation and drawing inspiration from universal patterns of life and death, Morau’s Catalan dance company

Vincenzo Di Primo on his journey through dance

THE fickleness and superficiality of the dance industry are no secret: highs and lows sit at the core of an

Beethoven, Bellini and Čajkovskij: new heights, fond farewells and poised lyricism at La Scala

As Milan’s La Scala wraps its Summer season, engaging with timeless classics remains a point of fascination. From threads of

Isaac Hernández’s quiet dance revolution

AS A steady and significant presence at the heart of global creative expression for centuries, dance holds an undeniable legacy.

“It’s a matter of shape”: choreographer Philippe Kratz on the kinetic, soulful language of dance 

The Leverkusen-born, Tuscany-hailed choreographer and Artistic Director unpacks his joys, feels and thrills with GLASS—one emotion at a time. Photograph:

Gala Fracci returns to Milan’s La Scala for its fourth edition to honour the late dance phenomenon

THROUGHOUT her career, Carla Fracci had proven that she was a stellar artist. As a performer who took stages by

Peer Gynt’s moving act of defiance lands at Milan’s La Scala

Funny, exhilarating and at times unbearably sad, it’s a tough piece filled with Nordic folklore and poignant storytelling. MILAN, ITALY

Reshaping classicism – Glass talks to Ukrainian dancer Denys Cherevychko 

After multiple feats in theatre, the artist has ventured into dancewear—expanding the codes of ballet beyond traditional conventions. IN A


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