
LAST MOVEMENT OF HOPE
CHAPTER II: ORGANI

LAST MOVEMENT OF HOPE
CHAPTER II: ORGANI

LAST MOVEMENT OF HOPE
CHAPTER II: ORGANI

LAST MOVEMENT OF HOPE
CHAPTER II: ORGANI

LAST MOVEMENT OF HOPE
CHAPTER II: ORGANI
Choreography Adriano Bolognino
Assistant choreography Rosaria Di Maro
Dancers (rotation cast) Laura dell’Agnese, Cristina Roggerini, Laura Dell’Agnese, Gaia Mondini
Light and Space Gianni Staropol
Scenography Loris Giancolai
Music Peter Gregson, Giuseppe Villarosa
Production Körper | National Dance Production Centre
With the support of Centro Coreográfico Canal (Madrid) e Teatro Comunale Città di Vicenza,Orsolina 28 Art Foundation, il Centro di Residenza della Toscana (Armunia - CapoTrave/Kilowatt), Comune di Sansepolcro e Movin'Up Spettacolo-Performing Arts 2024/2025 a cura di MIC Ministero della Cultura - Direzione Generale Spettacolo e GAI - Associazione per il Circuito dei Giovani Artisti Italiani insieme con Regione Puglia – Puglia Culture e con GA/ER.
Maybe you’re an organ
that lives inside my body
because I feel you
so strongly within me.
The project Last Movement of Hope is a larger work made up of small dances. Each of these dances can exist as a short, stand-alone piece, or be combined with others to create a longer performance. It was born from the desire to explore and express the human experience through dance, with all its layers: our relationships with ourselves and with others, our fears, our struggles, and, above all, the hope that drives us forward.
I imagine this work as a book, a container of different stories, where each chapter represents a moment of creative research, an emotion, an encounter, or a reflection. Each chapter can stand on its own or connect with the others, like a journey that moves through past, present, and future in a constant search for meaning and answers.
The second chapter of this book, titled Organs, unfolds within this framework. With this chapter, I want to explore the intimacy of the human body—its fragility and its strength—symbolized by the organs that live within us, define us, and yet, so often, escape our awareness.
Adriano Bolognino
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