Festival Movimentale is supported and financed by the City of Naples in the frame of programmazione culturale 2026/2027

 

screening of the selected videos

July 1/4

Entrance Courtyard of the Museo di Capodimonte

Free 

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PERFORMANCE PROGRAMME​

July 3 & 4

8:00 PM

Marianna Moccia/FUNA

CORPI IN PARABOLA

Site-specific performance inspired by The Parable of the Blind by Pieter Bruegel the Elder

Capodimonte Park – Palazzina dei Principi

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9:00 PM

Francesco Marilungo/KÖRPER

CELESTE CRIN

Site-specific performance inspired by The Penitent Magdalene by Titian

Museum Courtyard, Belvedere side

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Both performances are free of charge but reservation is required at: movimentalefestival@gmail.com

On the occasion of the festival, on performance days, the museum will be accessible until 11:30 PM with an entry ticket of €5. We recommend that audiences visit the artwork that inspired the performance after attending both shows.

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July 23 & 24

8:00 PM

Emma Cianchi/ARTGARAGE

SENZA RAGGIUNGERMI

Site-specific performance inspired by Atalanta and Hippomenes by Guido Reni

Capodimonte Park – Palazzina dei Principi

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9:00 PM

Linus Jansner

DON’T YOU HEAR

Site-specific performance inspired by Apollo and Marsyas by Ribera

Museum Courtyard, Belvedere side

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Both performances are free of charge but reservation is required at: movimentalefestival@gmail.com

On the occasion of the festival, on performance days, the museum will be accessible until 11:30 PM with an entry ticket of €5. We recommend that audiences visit the artwork that inspired the performance after attending both shows.

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November 14 & 15

Double bill: 5:00 PM & 6:00 PM

Igor x Moreno

Site-specific performance inspired by Hercules at the Crossroads by Annibale Carracci

Museo di Capodimonte – Salone delle Feste

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12 & 13 December

Double bill: 5:00 PM & 6:00 PM

HYBRIS

Antonello Tudisco/INTERNO 5

Site-specific performance inspired by The Fall of the Giants by Filippo Tagliolini​

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MOVIMENTALE_LAB

June 30, July 1 and 2, 2026

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11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Body, Architectures, Perspectives

curated by Sara Lupoli

Capodimonte Museum inner courtyard, Belvedere side

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Workshop for professional dancers and actors

Starting from Bruegel's The Parable of the Blind — perception, orientation, trust, relationship with the other and with the environment. Improvisation and composition to move through the Park and the Museum with new eyes and senses.

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3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Sensitive Body

curated by Chiara Alborino / Scuola elementare del Teatro – Conservatorio Popolare per le Arti della Scena

Capodimonte Museum park, area in front of Palazzina Colletta

 

Inclusive dance workshop open to people with and without disabilities

Drawing from Ribera's The Triumph of Bacchus — eccentric, joyful, non-normative bodies that occupy space without asking permission. An inclusive dance workshop exploring movement as a shared language, beyond physical and perceptual difference. Participants with and without disabilities share practices of listening, contact, and choreographic invention in the open space of the Capodimonte Park.

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July 2, 2026  -  6:00 PM 

Open sharing of both workshops - Free of charge / reservation is required at: movimentalefestival@gmail.com

Area in front of Palazzina Colletta – Capodimonte Park

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July 20, 21 and 22, 2026​

11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Body and Landscape

curated by Paolo Rosini

Museum inner courtyard, Belvedere side

 

Workshop for professional dancers and actors on the relationship between body and environment

Drawing from Guido Reni's Atalanta and Hippomenes — bodies in motion at the precise moment where gesture, space, and relationship converge. Paolo Rosini brings his research on body and landscape to the Museum courtyard: an immersive practice exploring how human presence listens to and is transformed by the environment it inhabits. Through improvisation and composition, participants develop a movement language attuned to architecture, natural space, and the presence of others.

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4:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Body and Natures

curated by Marina Rippa / f.pl. femminile plurale  

Capodimonte Museum park, area in front of Palazzina Colletta

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Performative practices based on listening, breathing, and movement

Drawing from Titian's Magdalene — a body that gathers itself, breathes, inhabits silence. Marina Rippa, founder of f.pl. femminile plurale, leads a workshop of participatory practices rooted in listening, breathing, and shared movement. In dialogue with the Capodimonte Park, the workshop explores the relationship between body and nature as a space of encounter, care, and collective creation.

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July 22, 2026 - 6:00 PM

Open sharing of both workshops - Free of charge / reservation is required at: movimentalefestival@gmail.com

Area in front of Palazzina Colletta – Capodimonte Park

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