E.D.C. – EurAsia Dance Company founded in 2023 is the official company of the EurAsia Dance Project International Network – ETS, directed by Stefano Fardelli.
All the productions are created by Stefano Fardelli and inspired by the interaction with the different cultures and realities during the tours of the Company around the world.
Despite having been active for a short period of time, the E.D.C. already has a very clear stylistic figure and Stefano Fardelli has inaugurated a method and a choreographic code recognizable and traceable to the natural artistic needs of the entire mother project.
Through their travelling on tour worldwide and the discovering and the study of local traditional dances, the dancers of the company acquire the technical elements of those dances, the qualities, the rhythms, the body languages, the symbolisms , the rituality of the movements to then elaborate everything and create the new movement sequences that gives life to the new creations. All while remaining abstract, in the code, form and dramaturgy of the pieces. The interesting process of “translation” and “transformation” of the basic elements of the traditional techniques that they examine, also give the dancers the possibility of experimenting and hypothesizing what their evolution could have been or what could be in the future and therefore an evolved form of the same movements but in a contemporary perspective.
Operative producer and main co-producer of the E.D.C. is the EurAsia Partner DANCEHAUSpiú of Milan, supported by MIC -Italian Cultural Ministry of Rome, Italy.
E.D.C. Repertory
The E.D.C. has a clear choreographic code inaugrated by Stefano Fardelli and includes and intersection with the different cultures of the countries where the company travels to. The young EurAsia Dance Company currently has three works in its repertoire.
THE ARTISTIC TEAM
E.D.C. is directed and choreographed by Stefano Fardelli.
The dancers include both EurAsia Dancers selected through EurAsia Auditions On Tour run in Africa, South America, The Middle East and Asia and also European dancers.
