Pablo Girolami (30)

Pablo Girolami is a choreographer and dancer known for his original and meticulously detailed artistic language, as well as for his award-winning choreographies on international stages. He has received numerous accolades for his art, to name a few: First Prize at the Jerusalem Choreography Competition (2022), Best Choreography Award at the Certamen Coreográfico Tetuán (2021), and several Audience Awards at events such as the RIDCC in Rotterdam and the CortoinDanza in Cagliari.
In the world of cinema, Pablo has earned recognition for his creative vision, winning Best Film at the Interfaccia Digitale HangarFest (2023) and the ZED Festival (2022), as well as the Feel Good Award at the BIGFF. He has created and choreographed for prestigious companies such as Oper Graz, Balletto di Toscana, and Balletto di Roma. Some of his most famous choreographies include those for IVONA, as well as projects for the Jerusalem Dance Theater and Tanzwerk101 in Zurich.
Pablo began his training at the Tanz Akademie Zürich and received international recognition, such as 3rd Prize at the Korea International Modern Dance Competition (2013) and 2nd Prize at the Tanz Olymp Berlin (2012). His career includes performances with renowned companies like Hessisches Staatsballett and Spellbound Contemporary Ballet.
Selected choreographic works:
- Brucia Prigione Brucia (2024)
- The Valley (2023)
- T.R.I.P.O.F.O.B.I.A. (2021)
- Manbuhsona (2020)
His diverse artistic journey has solidified Pablo Girolami as one of the most promising and innovative figures in the international contemporary dance scene.
In addition to his artistic direction role, Pablo Girolami is also a dancer. He studied at the Tanz Akademie Zürich, where he graduated in 2014. He began his professional dance career in 2014 with Hessisches Staatsballett Wiesbaden/Darmstadt and in 2018 danced with Spellbound Contemporary Ballet. He has danced in choreographies by Alexander Ekman, Hofesh Shechter, Wayne McGregor, Marcos Morau, and Cayetano Soto. He won the “Tremplin danse” scholarship at the Prix de Lausanne, and took second place at Tanzolymp in Berlin and third place at KIMDC (Korea International Modern Dance Competition).

Dancers

Guilherme Leal (28)

Katarzyna Zakrzewska (26)

Lou Thabart (31)

Clémentine Herveux (35)

Samuele Arisci (31)

Kiran Bonnema (26)
Kiran was born in the Netherlands but moved to Brazil at an early age, where he began dancing. He graduated from the Bolshoi Theatre School in Brazil at 16, later studying at the École Atelier Rudra Bejart in Lausanne for two years. In 2017, Kiran returned to the Netherlands to work with De Dutch Don’t Dance Division, followed by an internship at the renowned Nederlands Dans Theater 2. During the corona pandemic, Kiran returned to DeDDDD as a dancer, choreographer, and assistant artistic director. He later danced with Hessisches Staatsballett in Wiesbaden, Germany, and now works as a freelance artist.

Yasmin Griv (24)

Fabio Cavallo (30)
Fabio Cavallo was born in Milan in 1994. In 2011, he received a scholarship to attend the Ballet School of Tuscany and soon joined the youth company Antitesi Ensemble Balletto di Toscana, directed by Cristina Bozzolini. In 2014, he joined Spellbound Contemporary Ballet, performing in the company’s extensive repertoire. In 2018, as a freelance dancer, he collaborated on various projects spanning theater, television, cinema, fashion, and music. He worked with RAMBERT DANCE, Benoit Swan, Diego Tortelli, Macia Del Prete, Andrea Bocelli, Franco Dragone, Giuliano Peparini, Maria de Filippi’s Amici, and Festival di Sanremo 69. In 2022, he played Gretel in the theatrical production “Hansel & Gretel Alteration” by VIDAVÈ, directed by Matteo Vignali and Noemi Dalla Vecchia.

Shani Hadashi (26)

Isidora Markovic (28)
Isidora Markovic is a freelance performer and choreographer. She studied dance in Belgrade and Munich, where she began her professional career as a member of the Bavarian State Ballet II. She later worked with the Nuremberg Ballet and Hessisches Staatsballett, performing in works by Damien Jalet, Sharon Eyal, Jeroen Verbruggen, Hofesh Sechter, Willi Dorner, Xie Xin, and William Forsythe. Her choreographies have been presented on stages in Nuremberg, Wiesbaden, and Darmstadt.

Sara Ariotti (24)
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