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Venice Dance Biennale 2026: Reimagining the Body Through History, Culture and Change

VENICE, ITALY — Venice has long been in thrall to classical artistry, its heritage reflecting imaginatively on the notion of form while drawing from its own history across centuries. At the 2026 edition of the Venice Dance Biennale, performances unfolded through emotive gestures, audacious virtuosity, claustrophobic fear, and stirring displays

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Gioacchino Starace’s Moving Threads of Expression

MILAN, ITALY — A rising force within Italy’s new wave of virtuoso artists, Gioacchino Starace is fast becoming one of

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Calvin Royal III on Art, Identity and the Weight of Representation

CREATING threads of emotion is no easy feat. Yet New York–hailed artist and American Ballet Theatre Principal Calvin Royal III

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“When I Close My Eyes, Everything Else Becomes Secondary”: Filippo Pagani On Dance’s Cathartic Power 

MILAN, Italy — Jolting pulses of feel-good, cathartic energy into creativity’s talent pool comes with great effect when an artist’s

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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.

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“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:

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