The next September 22th at 18:00, the Ballet Theatre of Turin brings dance to the spaces of the National Museum of Risorgimento Italian with “Body Game”, a site-specific performance path inserted in the BTT_moves Season e within of the program “Under the Porticoes of the Risorgimento! ".
Designed to establish a lively dialogue between historical heritage and the contemporary language of dance, the program includes two solos from the production. Body Game of the Turin Ballet Theatre and NIKE by Rebecca Morion
Walking through the museum's halls, the public is invited to an immersive experience in which dance not only inhabits spaces, but interprets and transforms them. The performative presence becomes a tool for engaging with architecture, memory, and artworks, offering new perspectives on one of the symbolic sites of national and city history.
⚠️ Due to limited seating, advance booking is recommended. The show's ticket office will be managed directly by BTT.
PERFORMANCE
SEPTEMBER 22, 2026
18:00am
COST: full price €10 / reduced price* €8
- *Under 26, Over 65, University students with a student card, Piedmont Valle D'Aosta Museum Pass / Extra Formula, AIACE, AiCS, ACI ** Dance schools and professionals
- Limited free tickets available, upon reservation, for those participating in an activity of the Prima Persona Plurale Festival.
- Free admission for disabled visitors and one companion.
INFO AND RESERVATIONS: btt.moves@gmail.com / 011.4730189
BALLET THEATRE OF TURIN
BODY PLAY
by and with Bailey Kager, Noa Chatton and Noa Van Tichel
choreographic consultancy Viola Scaglione
production of the Turin Ballet Theatre
with the support of MiC-Ministry of Culture, Piedmont Region
Between rules and freedom, structure and improvisation, a constantly evolving physical landscape takes shape, where every presence contributes to the construction of a living dramaturgy, made of energy, space, and relationships.
CRISTINA GOLIN / REBECCA MORIONDO
NIKE
choreography by Cristina Golin
interpreter Rebecca Moriondo
Nike is the ability to expand without overwhelming, to assert oneself without denying the other: a poetic reflection on the gentle power of change and the possibility of a victory that arises not from conflict, but from self-awareness.
