COB COMPAGNIA OPUS BALLET
PIANO-FORTE
choreography Roberto Tedesco
dancers Matheus De Oliveira Alves, Ginevra Gioli
artistic direction Rosanna Brocanello
artistic consultant Laura Pulin
music Fryderyk Chopin
sound design Giuseppe Villarosa
lighting and spatial design Davide Cavandoli
costumes Santi Rinciari
technical direction Laura De Bernardis
choreographic assistants Ilaria Landi, Giusi Santagati
produced by COB Compagnia Opus Ballet – Rosanna Brocanello
duration 20 min
Moving through space as opposing forces, two bodies inhabit a shifting landscape of presence and absence, closeness and distance, tension and surrender. Their physical dialogue reveals that every gesture inherently contains its opposite, turning paradox from a mere contradiction into the very foundation of their relationship. Set to Chopin’s Nocturnes—music suspended between sweetness and torment—the stage becomes a realm where oxymorons take physical shape: silence turns into sound, fragility builds into strength and falls lead to elevation. The dancers do not represent separate entities, but rather two facets of a single unity that constantly divides and recombines. The piece ultimately unfolds as a choreographic meditation on the mystery of opposites, proving that what seems irreconcilable is in fact essential, until a final embrace reveals life as the very tension that holds all polarities together.