Maria Vittoria Villa News

Alessandra Corona Performing Works has announced its upcoming dance production, featuring two mesmerizing pieces: 'Fervida' and 'Status Quo.' Set to grace the stage of the Theater at St Jean on April 27th, 2024, this captivating performance promises to engage audiences with its profound exploration of human emotions and societal dynamics.

ALESSANDRA CORONA PERFORMING WORKS will return to the stage for a live performance May 6, 7:30 PM, with two premieres: Corona's 'Labyrinth,' and 'Breaking Through the Generational Curse' by guest choreographer Maiya Redding.   In addition to the live performance at the Theatre at St. Jean, the event will be live-streamed.

Curet Performance Project will be presenting Aspectos taking place at the Center for Performance Research on November 1-3rd, and featuring dancers Ann-Marie Gover, Maria-Vittoria Villa, Fernando Moya-Delgado, Melani De Guzman, Kristen Hedberg and founder Megan Curet.

Dancer/producer Antonio Fini announces the 9th annual event with dancers from Italy and New York performing in a spirit of exchange and collaboration.   

A Celebration of Italian and International Dance Artists with guests from the U.S. and Italy, Thursday August 15 at 8 PM Ailey Citigroup Theater, 405 West 55 Street Tickets: $40; $20 for students and seniors; $90 for performance and cast party Reservations: www.eventbrite.com

Vanessa Long Dance Company is proud to present to you the release of a new piece of emotional dance theatre; 'Green Apples'. The company states 'We believe that in order to see change in our world, we need to encourage conversations. Our pieces are highly theatrical and all tell a story that illustrates the problem set before us.'

Alessandra Corona Performing Works (formerly A Corona Works) will present two premieres by Italian choreographers

The Vanessa Long Dance Company is pleased to announce the premier of it's newest piece 'Consume'. The Vanessa Long Dance Company combines theatre and dance to create work about social and political issues we face in everyday life. The hope is that through our work we can encourage conversations about the issues we face, challenge the status quo, and change the world.