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The Creation 

First Edition: February 2026 — Lugano
In collaboration with the International School of Switzerland (ISS)

A five-day live choreography experience in Lugano

A new way to experience dance live, unfiltered, and inside the creation itself.

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What is The Creation 

Across five days, the public is invited into an open space where a new choreographic work is built in real time.

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People can come, go, return, and follow the evolution of the piece as it happens not as a finished show, but as a shared process.

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This first edition is hosted in collaboration with the International School of Switzerland (ISS), supporting a cultural initiative that connects creation, community, and education in Lugano.

Why This Matters 

Most people only ever see dance at the very end, polished, edited, and distant from the work that made it. The rehearsals, doubts and decisions stay hidden.

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The Creation opens that door. It brings the creative process back into public life and slows down a fast-content culture, showing a generation growing up online that real creation takes time.

  • Live open rehearsals

  • The evolution of movement ideas from first sketch to final version

  • A space where people gather, watch and return

  • A choreographic outcome shaped over these days

  • A community atmosphere that blends with the public

WHAT YOU WILL EXPERIENCE

ABOUT THE CHOREOGRAPHER


Robert Robinson is a British-born choreographer whose work has been presented internationally, including full-length creations for the Origen Festival in Switzerland and a recent residency with the Carlos Acosta Foundation. After dancing with Stuttgart Ballet and Staatsballett Hannover, his practice now focuses on raw process, human connection, and opening the creative experience to the public.

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