The group was founded in 2009, based on an idea by choreographer Paola Campagna, who began a long journey of research into gesture and danced movement, focusing on personal expression on stage.

Over the years, the research has increasingly moved toward the authentic essence of the individual—a truth that manifests through the body in the moment of action. The work primarily uses improvisation as a tool to access each person’s original expression. Performances are then composed through a visual language that defines the choreographer’s unique style.

The stage is seen as a space where one brings their true self, embracing the risk of being fully present in the moment—not to exhibit, but to express, communicate, and reveal the most sensitive and valuable aspects of the person.

Over the years, the collective has presented the following performances within the programs of the cultural association Duncan 3.0:

• “Cassandra… like a fish out of water” – 2010

• “In the Name of the Father” – 2011

• “Sine titulo” – 2012

• “Tutti soli” – 2013, 2014 – Teatro Spazio1, Rome

• “Genesis” – performed at the former laundry of Santa Maria della Pietà (Rome, 2015) and at Teatro Greco (Rome, 2016)

• “Beauty Case” – 2018, Teatro Pocci, Tuscania

• A 10-minute excerpt of “Beauty Case” was presented at Teatro Furio Camillo in Rome as part of the Coreograficamente competition, where it won First Prize and the Lindsay Kemp Award

• The full version of “Beauty Case” premiered at Teatro Lo Spazio in Rome, January 2020, and was scheduled to be performed at the Lindsay Kemp Prize at the National Dance Academy Theater in July 2020

Latest productions:

• “After Hours”, a video work

• A partial version of After Hours was presented at Teatro Lo Spazio (May 2022) and in Tuscania during a choreographic residency (May 2022)

• “Generazioni Spontanee” – August 2022