Dance company legally incorporated in 1992. Promotes dance performance from Renaissance to 19th century. Organizes the early dance & music summer workshop "L'Humor Bizzarro". For info about courses and performances see our blog
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Roma in Italy
Early Music & Dance Workshop
25th edition
Rome (Italy) July 29 – August 2, 2026
organized by
Il Teatro della Memoria
(artistic Direction: Claudia Celi and Andrea Toschi)
(July 29 – August 2, 2026)
- Quadrangoli, Passeggi e Ruote – 16th-17th century dancing: Claudia Celi
- Les Fragments – 17th-18 century dancing: Ilaria Sainato
- Grand Carré et Moulinet – 19th century social dances: Paolo Di Segni
- All together, one after another – English Country Dances from Playford: Lucio Testi
Dance classes will be at Centro Samila in motus (via Costantino Beltrami 25 – close to subway station Piramide and train station Ostiense).
The usual students’ concert, performed together with the teachers of the Summer Workshop and guest artists, will be held at Teatro Antigone as a presentation to the public of the courses organized by Il Teatro della Memoria in 2026.
Registration & insurance fee
with advance payment up to June 30th 60.00 euros
with advance payment after June 30th 120.00 euros
Those who register for more than one course and members of Schools and Societies with a reduction arrangement are entitled to a discount of 25.00 euros.
Tuition fees
Tuition fees include individual lessons, ensemble classes and the participation to the final performance with live music accompaniment for dance.
Early Dance Course (1 hour and 40 minutes per day plus rehearsals and final performance): €135,00
17th-18th Dance Course with supplemental intermediate-advanced technique class (2 hours per day plus rehearsals and final performance): €150,00
Info about registration available at this link
Contact info
e-mail: info@teatrodellamemoria.org
Whatsapp: (+39) 379-1453193;
mobile: (+39) 328-3645555
- Summer School
- Renaissance
- Quattrocento
- Cinquecento
- Baroque
- Regency
- All levels
via Costantino Beltrami 25
Roma
Italy
PAOLO DI SEGNI Born in Switzerland in 1960, Maestro Di Segni started his musical education following the Jaques-Dalcroze method. He specialized in historical dance under the guidance of well-known teachers such as Barbara Sparti, Francine Lancelott, and Sherley Winne.