BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//PYVOBJECT//NONSGML Version 1//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/Rome BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20001029T030000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=-1SU;BYMONTH=10 TZNAME:CET TZOFFSETFROM:+0200 TZOFFSETTO:+0100 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20000326T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=-1SU;BYMONTH=3 TZNAME:CEST TZOFFSETFROM:+0100 TZOFFSETTO:+0200 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260513T191807Z - 33060@eupp361 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20260725T193000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20260725T210000 CREATED:20260513T191807Z DESCRIPTION:The Beginn ing (Of the End) | Display Case - Annika Verplancke | Ben Green &\; Oha d Mazor\nThe evening opens with a presentation by the students from th e Intensive program dedicated to the repertoire of world-renowned artist J ohan Inger. Next is “We Are Doing Great”\, a duet by French choreograp her Antonin Rioche that explores the final moment of a relationship\, the instant before the definitive goodbye. Blending dance and theater\, the wo rk builds a raw and intimate space shaped by stillness\, suffering and lov e. The dance unfolds within a suspended time\, charged with tension: the d oor stands open\, yet neither person finds the courage to take the first s tep. The air becomes dense\, almost tangible\; every breath carries the we ight of what remains unspoken.In this electrically charged pause\, defeat feels unbearable and leaving first seems impossible. The duet inhabits pre cisely this precipice\, the fragile threshold before the final break. Two bodies remain frozen\, avoiding each other’s gaze\, suspended between th e impulse to rekindle the flame and the awareness that the fire has alread y gone out. Both wait for the other to move\, to speak\, to end it. Both a re immersed in fear. “We Are Doing Great” becomes an act of introspect ion\, a relentless questioning of “where did it all go wrong?” As if t he entire relationship was condensed into a single fraction of time\, the piece captures love and hatred intertwined\, pain moving through shadow an d the quiet violence of a goodbye that has not yet happened. In line with our values of inclusion and accessibility\, all of our presentations are o pen to the community at no cost (reservations are required and all donatio ns are welcomed). Artists Student SharingChoreographer: Johan IngerTeachin g Artists: Johan Inger\, Carolina Armenta\, Yvan Dubreuil\, Cristophe Dozz iArtists: Students from the Johan Inger Intensive We Are Doing GreatDirect ed by: Antonin RiocheChoreographed\, performed\, and text by: Antonin Rioc he and Emilie [...] DTSTAMP:20260513T191807Z LOCATION:ORSOLINA28 ART FOUNDATION - ENTE DEL TERZO SETTORE\, STRADA CAMINA TA 28\, MONCALVO AT 14036\, Italy SUMMARY:The Beginning (Of the End) | Display Case - Annika Verplancke | Ben Green & Ohad Mazor X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Beginning (Of the End) | Display Case - Annika Verplancke | Ben Green &\; Ohad Mazor\nThe evening opens with a presentation by the students from the Intensive program dedicated to the repertoire of world- renowned artist Johan Inger. Next is “We Are Doing Great”\, a duet by French choreographer Antonin Rioche that explores the final moment of a re lationship\, the instant before the definitive goodbye. Blending dance and theater\, the work builds a raw and intimate space shaped by stillness\, suffering and love. The dance unfolds within a suspended time\, charged wi th tension: the door stands open\, yet neither person finds the courage to take the first step. The air becomes dense\, almost tangible\; every brea th carries the weight of what remains unspoken.In this electrically charge d pause\, defeat feels unbearable and leaving first seems impossible. The duet inhabits precisely this precipice\, the fragile threshold before the final break. Two bodies remain frozen\, avoiding each other’s gaze\, sus pended between the impulse to rekindle the flame and the awareness that th e fire has already gone out. Both wait for the other to move\, to speak\, to end it. Both are immersed in fear. “We Are Doing Great” becomes an act of introspection\, a relentless questioning of “where did it all go wrong?” As if the entire relationship was condensed into a single fracti on of time\, the piece captures love and hatred intertwined\, pain moving through shadow and the quiet violence of a goodbye that has not yet happen ed. In line with our values of inclusion and accessibility\, all of our pr esentations are open to the community at no cost (reservations are require d and all donations are welcomed). Artists Student SharingChoreographer: J ohan IngerTeaching Artists: Johan Inger\, Carolina Armenta\, Yvan Dubreuil \, Cristophe DozziArtists: Students from the Johan Inger Intensive We Are Doing GreatDirected by: Antonin RiocheChoreographed\, performed\, and text by: Antonin Rioche and Emilie [...] END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR