Workshop: FLUENT BODY with Claudio Cangialosi

Difficulty: Begginer – Intermediate

Age recommendation: 16+

Language: English

The workshop is based on researching the awareness of our own bodies and possibilities in moving and articulating muscles.

“I play with movements looking for strength and flexibility to make space in the body and explore a variety of movements. With the use of various tasks, I intend to create a playground where there’s no right or wrong and there’s only freedom in movement.

The workshop is open to anyone no matter the level in dance as it is a class of freedom in movement and exploration.“ – Claudio Cangialosi

There will be created dance movement phrases so that the participants can put into action what we research in the class.

Claudio graduated in 2006 from the Scuola di Ballo del Teatro alla Scala in Milan, Italy. He joined the Dresden Semperoper Ballett the same year, where he danced leading roles in classical and contemporary works by renowned choreographers, including William Forsythe, Jiri Kylian, Mats Ek, and Ohad Naharin. He received critical acclaim, including a 2009 Critics' Choice nomination for "Outstanding Performance by a Male Dancer" and multiple awards like the “Apuliarte Prize” (2012) and "Danza & Danza Award" (2013).

In 2016, Claudio joined the Royal Ballet of Flanders, performing principal roles in works by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Akram Khan, and others. Over his career, he contributed to numerous creations, including The World According to Us, RASA, and Requiem, and danced works by iconic choreographers such as Kenneth MacMillan, Rudolf Nureyev, and Maurice Béjart.

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As a choreographer, Claudio has created numerous works, including With(in), Light/Speed, ManKind, The 4 Seasons: Summer, and Palindrome. In 2024, he debuted Siren, an "art inclusive" piece combining dance and painting, exemplifying his innovative "art in art" concept.

Price: PRE-SALE 600 lei until the 27^th of January

700 lei Full price

450 lei reduced for students 16+

The workshop is part of the Perform to Transform project – a cultural initiative organized by the Dance Spot Association and co-financed by the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. The project does not necessarily represent the position of the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or the way in which its results may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the funding beneficiary.