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Nuvens.(Teatro Vascello)
From:
Dance Magazine
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April 1, 1998| Author:
Buccella, Maria Elisa
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With Nuvens, choreography inspired by The Book of Restlessness, by Fernando Pessoa, Alessandra Palma di Cesnola confirms her well-deserved renown as one of Italy's most interesting contemporary choreographers. After going through a range of different experiences, from contact improvisation and...
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