My Aladdin Group

20/04/2026

Venerdì scorso, 17 aprile 2026, abbiamo vissuto un momento speciale: la semina del Teatro in Divenire, uno spazio che crescerà giorno dopo giorno fino a sbocciare il prossimo 14 giugno, data d’inizio della prima edizione del Festival l’Effimera.

È stata una giornata luminosa, colma di bellezza, con il sole come segno di buon auspicio e con l’energia preziosa di tutte le persone che hanno donato il loro tempo, il loro cuore e il loro contributo.

Il tutto si è svolto — e si svolgerà — a Cavigliano, presso la
Fattoria Sociale Agarta
Via alle Pezze 2,
6654 Cavigliano,
Ticino, Svizzera

Rimanete aggiornati e seguiteci su per scoprire tutti i prossimi passi di questo sogno che prende forma.

Un sentito grazie a:
Mahdi El Ghomri
Brianna di .adoro
Michela e il suo delizioso, colorato buffet
Stefano, Ugo, Jelena, e tutti i presenti

Credits:
Foto di Michela Di Savino
Musica di Luca Manzo

16/03/2026

• Thikra: Night of Remembering •

We have already spoken about Thikra, the latest production by the Akram Khan Company.

And yet, the words could truly be endless.

How could I not speak about this moment?

This dance.
This choreography.
A scene that felt both intimate and ancestral —
a gathering of women moving together, carrying memory through their bodies.

The word “Thikra” comes from Arabic and means memory, remembrance, commemoration.

" A circle of women moving together in silence and shadow.
Their bodies speaking an ancient language.
Not a dance.
A ritual.

The music was fragile, almost melancholic —
and yet filled with incredible strength.

Watching them, I felt something strangely familiar.
As if this memory lived somewhere deep in my bones.

Women holding pain, beauty, humility and power at the same time.
Remembering those who came before us.
Mothers, grandmothers, forgotten voices.

Women remembering women.
Strength remembering pain.
Beauty remembering silence.

It wasn’t just a dance.
It was gesture and movement.
Something sacred… deep and profound.
In that moment — remembrance."

~ a wandering Baul soul

16/03/2026

Thikra: Night of Remembering •
We have already spoken about Thikra, the latest production by the Akram Khan Company.

And yet, the words could truly be endless.

How could I not speak about this moment?

This dance.
This choreography.
A scene that felt both intimate and ancestral.
—a gathering of women moving together, carrying memory through their bodies.—

The word “Thikra” comes from Arabic and means memory, remembrance, commemoration.

——

"A circle of women moving together in silence and shadow.
Their bodies speaking an ancient language.
Not a dance.
A ritual.

The music was fragile, almost melancholic —
and yet filled with incredible strength.

Watching them, I felt something strangely familiar.
As if this memory lived somewhere deep in my bones.
Women holding pain, beauty, humility and power at the same time, all together.
Remembering those who came before us.
Mothers, grandmothers, forgotten voices.

Women remembering women.
Strength remembering pain.
Beauty remembering silence.

It wasn’t just a dance.
It was a gesture and movement. Something sacred… deep and profound.
In that moment — remembrance.

~ a wandering Baul soul

15/03/2026

Some artists don’t just dance — they listen.

To the music, to the space, to something deeper that moves through the body.

Elpida Skourou, dancer with the Akram Khan Company, carries that rare sensitivity. Her movement is precise and powerful, yet deeply human — the kind that quietly reaches people beyond the stage.
What makes her special is not only the strength of her artistry, but the way she shares it. As a teacher she is humble, attentive and genuinely present, creating a space where dancers feel seen, encouraged and inspired.

In a world where dance can sometimes become about perfection, artists like Elpida remind us that the most important thing is truth in movement.

20/09/2025

24/08/2025

16 agosto 2025 – Monte Lema, Malcantone (TI)
Un’esperienza che resta nel cuore 💖

Immagina: aria fresca di montagna, una vista mozzafiato sul Lago Ceresio e, dalla vetta, persino sul Lago Maggiore. Una giornata limpida e calda, tutta da vivere dalle 14 alle 21, ballando sotto il cielo aperto.

🎶 Con la musica di , energia pura e vibrazioni indimenticabili.
Un momento per essere presenti, liberi, danzando tra natura e suoni.

E non solo per un giorno: il Tamaro–Lema è un’escursione spettacolare che puoi vivere tutto l’anno 🚠⛰️.

✨ Porta la tua energia, il resto lo farà la montagna.