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26 April 2003. Concert conducted by Gary Bertini. Music by Ravinale, Stravinsky, Brahms (18.30). Repeated 28 April (21.00), 29 April (19.30).
23 April 2003. In Callas, choreography by Ismael Ivo. This Brazilian dancer and choreographer has an extraordinary capacity for experimentation, working with different companies and artists as well as on his own. Here he...
Until 27 April 2003. Recent work by one of the earliest abstract painters in Italy.
Perilli came to the fore right after the end of world war two, and belonged to the famous founding group of abstraction, Forma Uno. He...
Until 27 April 2003. A retrospective of the artist.
Fioroni was first active among the painters who were influenced by American Pop Art around Piazza del Popolo in Rome in the 1960s. Over the years she has developed a s...
Until 29 April 2003. This contemporary dance event presents a series of premires in Italy including the French choreographer Bernardo Montet and his company in O.more, an unusual Othello performed by African dancers and...
Until 25 May 2003. Paintings by the Austrian artist who died in 1937.
26 April-2 May 2003. In Giselle, choreography by Maria Grazia Garofali based on Petipa, music by A. Adam, with guest star Vladimir Malakhov.
23-30 April 2003. In Caterina, la figlia del bandito, choreography by J.A. Ruiz de la Cruz.
Until 6 May 2003. Two separate exhibitions: a video installation by Canadian Claxton and work by two young British artists, Allchurch and Guidi.
Until 15 June 2003. Hyper realism was based on new techniques of using photography for painting. Of course the Impressionists had already employed it for a new view point, stimulus or crutch in the late 19th century. But...
Until 22 June 2003. Photographs illustrate a three-year journey sponsored by National Geographic magazine which followed the footsteps of Marco Polo.
Until 22 June 2003. An exhibition devoted to Afro Basaldella, the 20th-century Italian artist whose work focused on the use of colour.
8 March-29 June 2003. Paintings and sculpture by artists working in Rome in the 19th century.
Until 31 July 2003. Frescoes, sculptures, jewellery, utensils and other objects, on show for the first time, illustrate life in the cities that disappeared when Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD.
16 April-1 June 2003. The life stories of 30 women are told by 20 photographers, including Gianni Berengo Gardin, Marialba Russo and Cristina Omenetto.
16 April-30 June 2003. An installation in neon lighting.
Chamber music concert by the Quartetto Stradivario, with Luigi Alberto Binachi viola. Music by Mozart. 21.00.
17-24 April 2003. In The Taming of the Shrew, choreography by John Cranko, with Alessandra Ferri and Maximiliano Guerra. This is one of Cranko’s best-known and best-loved ballets. It was created for the Stuttgart B...
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