- Amorphous Dance Company, Somwhere House, Strand, London, W89 P07o9
- contact@amorphousdance.com
- +44 (0) 20 37017490
- Amorphous Dance Company, Somwhere House, Strand, London, W89 P07o9
- contact@amorphousdance.com
- +44 (0) 20 37017490
Francesco Curci, a versatile dancer and choreographer hailing from Italy, has carved a significant niche in the dance scene. His journey, marked by rigorous training and collaborations with renowned choreographers, has culminated in a multifaceted career.
Throughout his training and career, he has danced for numerous independent projects, working with choreographers of international renown. He has performed in works by Stephen Shropshire, William Forsythe, Regina Van Berkel, Conny Janssen, Itzik Galili, Vaclav Kunes, Michele Merola, Ton Simons, Enrico Morelli, Jan Martins, Isabelle Chaffaud, Jerome Mayer, and others.
Francesco has also danced in several contemporary companies, including MM Company and Astra Roma Ballet in Italy and Station Zuid, Holland Dance Festival, Dance Works Rotterdam, Project Sally Maastricht, and Conny Janssen Danst in the Netherlands. His performances have consistently captivated audiences, earning him recognition and accolades, culminating in a nomination for the prestigious Dutch dance prize, ‘The Swan 2013,’ in the ‘Most Impressive Dancers’ category for his role in Conny Janssen Danst’s ‘How Long Is Now.’
In addition to his performing career, Curci has been a faculty member of the Rosella Hightower PNSD in Cannes since 2014 and the artistic coordinator of the PNSD Rosella Hightower’s annual show since 2017. He is regularly invited to teach as a guest teacher in Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Italy.
Beyond his performing prowess, Curci’s passion for choreography has led him to create innovative and thought-provoking works. His choreographic style, characterized by expressive movement and emotional depth, has resonated with audiences. As a freelance choreographer, he has composed several pieces that have been performed in the Netherlands, France, Italy, Spain, Hong Kong, and Japan.
Francesco choreographs and dances in his latest solo, ‘Life, Death and Love’ (2020), a creation in collaboration with musician Raminta Neverdauskaite.
In 2021, Curci took a significant step in his career by founding AMORPHOUS DANCE COMPANY. This venture allows him to fully explore his artistic vision and create work that is both challenging and inspiring. With his company, he continues to push the boundaries of dance, exploring new themes and collaborating with talented artists from various backgrounds.
Beyond his dance career, Curci holds a degree in psychological and social research, demonstrating his intellectual curiosity and commitment to understanding human behavior. This unique combination of artistic and academic pursuits enriches his work, adding a layer of depth and thoughtfulness to his choreographies.
Francesco Curci’s journey is a testament to his talent, dedication, and unwavering passion for dance.
Francesco Curci, a versatile dancer and choreographer hailing from Italy, has carved a significant niche in the dance scene. His journey, marked by rigorous training and collaborations with renowned choreographers, has culminated in a multifaceted career.
Throughout his training and career, he has danced for numerous independent projects, working with choreographers of international renown. He has performed in works by Stephen Shropshire, William Forsythe, Regina Van Berkel, Conny Janssen, Itzik Galili, Vaclav Kunes, Michele Merola, Ton Simons, Enrico Morelli, Jan Martins, Isabelle Chaffaud, Jerome Mayer, and others.
Francesco has also danced in several contemporary companies, including MM Company and Astra Roma Ballet in Italy and Station Zuid, Holland Dance Festival, Dance Works Rotterdam, Project Sally Maastricht, and Conny Janssen Danst in the Netherlands. His performances have consistently captivated audiences, earning him recognition and accolades, culminating in a nomination for the prestigious Dutch dance prize, ‘The Swan 2013,’ in the ‘Most Impressive Dancers’ category for his role in Conny Janssen Danst’s ‘How Long Is Now.’
In addition to his performing career, Curci has been a faculty member of the Rosella Hightower PNSD in Cannes since 2014 and the artistic coordinator of the PNSD Rosella Hightower’s annual show since 2017. He is regularly invited to teach as a guest teacher in Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Italy.
Beyond his performing prowess, Curci’s passion for choreography has led him to create innovative and thought-provoking works. His choreographic style, characterized by expressive movement and emotional depth, has resonated with audiences. As a freelance choreographer, he has composed several pieces that have been performed in the Netherlands, France, Italy, Spain, Hong Kong, and Japan.
Francesco choreographs and dances in his latest solo, ‘Life, Death and Love’ (2020), a creation in collaboration with musician Raminta Neverdauskaite.
In 2021, Curci took a significant step in his career by founding AMORPHOUS DANCE COMPANY. This venture allows him to fully explore his artistic vision and create work that is both challenging and inspiring. With his company, he continues to push the boundaries of dance, exploring new themes and collaborating with talented artists from various backgrounds.
Beyond his dance career, Curci holds a degree in psychological and social research, demonstrating his intellectual curiosity and commitment to understanding human behavior. This unique combination of artistic and academic pursuits enriches his work, adding a layer of depth and thoughtfulness to his choreographies.
Francesco Curci’s journey is a testament to his talent, dedication, and unwavering passion for dance.
Michelle Salvatore was born in 1999 in Faenza, Italy.
She studied at PNSD Rosella Hightower under the direction of Paola Cantalupo for 8 years and graduated in 2020.
During her training and career, Michelle has worked with renowned choreographers such as Romeo Castellucci, Lucinda Childs, Thierry Malandain, Filipe Portugal, Emanuel Gat, Arthur Perole, Christophe Garcia, Davide Bombana, Nathanael Marie, and Eugenio Scigliano.
She has also performed at the prestigious Festival d’Art Lyrique alongside Italian theater director Romeo Castellucci.
In 2023, Michelle co-founded the dance school, “AnimArtemis,” based in Aix-en-Provence, with Khevyn Sigismondi, and began collaborating with the ZEO Company.
Most recently, she joined the Grenade Company for the new creation “Don Juan.”
Since 2021, she has been a dancer of the Amorphous Dance Company.
Michelle Salvatore was born in 1999 in Faenza, Italy.
She studied at PNSD Rosella Hightower under the direction of Paola Cantalupo for 8 years and graduated in 2020.
During her training and career, Michelle has worked with renowned choreographers such as Romeo Castellucci, Lucinda Childs, Thierry Malandain, Filipe Portugal, Emanuel Gat, Arthur Perole, Christophe Garcia, Davide Bombana, Nathanael Marie, and Eugenio Scigliano.
She has also performed at the prestigious Festival d’Art Lyrique alongside Italian theater director Romeo Castellucci.
In 2023, Michelle co-founded the dance school, “AnimArtemis,” based in Aix-en-Provence, with Khevyn Sigismondi, and began collaborating with the ZEO Company.
Most recently, she joined the Grenade Company for the new creation “Don Juan.”
Since 2021, she has been a dancer of the Amorphous Dance Company.
Sophie Larson (she/her) Sophie was born in 2003 in Salt Lake City, United States.
She began training and dancing competitively at a young age.
In 2022, Sophie moved to Switzerland to attend Zurich University of the Arts for contemporary dance.
While there, she had the opportunity to perform works by choreographers such as Marco Goeke and Nadav Zelner, as well as at the Holland Dance Festival and on tours across Switzerland and Germany.
Now in her third year at University, Sophie has the pleasure of interning with Amorphous Dance Company for the new creation “Rebound” while also pursuing additional projects in Switzerland and across Europe.
Sophie Larson (she/her) Sophie was born in 2003 in Salt Lake City, United States.
She began training and dancing competitively at a young age.
In 2022, Sophie moved to Switzerland to attend Zurich University of the Arts for contemporary dance.
While there, she had the opportunity to perform works by choreographers such as Marco Goeke and Nadav Zelner, as well as at the Holland Dance Festival and on tours across Switzerland and Germany.
Now in her third year at University, Sophie has the pleasure of interning with Amorphous Dance Company for the new creation “Rebound” while also pursuing additional projects in Switzerland and across Europe.
Joseph Chua Kok Chuan (he/him) Joseph was born in 1997 in Singapore.
He is a seasoned freelance contemporary dance artist based in Singapore with extensive experience in both performance and choreography.
Joseph has worked with the Korea National Contemporary Dance Company (KNCDC) and The Human Expression (T.H.E) Second Company, understudying various works for T.H.E Dance Company.
Additionally, he teaches at various local dance studios in Singapore, sharing his passion and joy for dance.
In September 2024, he joined the Amorphous Dance Company for the new creation “Rebound.”
Joseph Chua Kok Chuan (he/him) Joseph was born in 1997 in Singapore.
He is a seasoned freelance contemporary dance artist based in Singapore with extensive experience in both performance and choreography.
Joseph has worked with the Korea National Contemporary Dance Company (KNCDC) and The Human Expression (T.H.E) Second Company, understudying various works for T.H.E Dance Company.
Additionally, he teaches at various local dance studios in Singapore, sharing his passion and joy for dance.
In September 2024, he joined the Amorphous Dance Company for the new creation “Rebound.”
Kai Harvey (he/him) Kai was born in 2004 in Winchester, United Kingdom.
He is a London-based dancer and choreographer. A recent graduate of Rambert School, he is now a freelance dance artist.
Kai has collaborated with Olivia Jackson on a new production and has previously worked with the Russell Maliphant Company, Arthur Pit, and Robbie Ordona during his time at Rambert.
He specializes in contemporary dance, emphasizing continuous and flowing movement.
In September 2024, he joined the Amorphous Dance Company for the new creation “Rebound.”
Kai Harvey (he/him) Kai was born in 2004 in Winchester, United Kingdom.
He is a London-based dancer and choreographer. A recent graduate of Rambert School, he is now a freelance dance artist.
Kai has collaborated with Olivia Jackson on a new production and has previously worked with the Russell Maliphant Company, Arthur Pit, and Robbie Ordona during his time at Rambert.
He specializes in contemporary dance, emphasizing continuous and flowing movement.
In September 2024, he joined the Amorphous Dance Company for the new creation “Rebound.”
Jade Gourdon (She/her) Jade born in 2001 in Vannes, France, began dancing at age four. She discovered her passion in a local dance studio. It was in the dance studio that Jade truly found her place, where she could create her own world and express herself freely. At 14, she started formal training at the C.R.R of Châlons-sur-Saône and Dijon. Recognizing the need for a professional environment to further her training, Jade enrolled in the Conservatory of Paris, where she earned her dance diploma while completing her high school education.
Following these experiences, she was accepted into the professional program at the Area Jeune Ballet Dance School in Geneva, receiving a full four-year scholarship. During her time there, she worked with renowned choreographers on original pieces and restagings, performing in festivals across Switzerland, France, the UK, and Spain.
Jade’s repertoire includes solos by Edouard Hue, Ken Ossola, Blennard Azizaj, Yvette Reguiro, and Melissa Ellberger, as well as duets by Claude Brumachon and Gill Harush.
In addition to her formal training, Jade has collaborated with various choreographers and artists, including the Compagnie Julio Arozarena, photographers, and film directors such as Tanguy Delavet, Giovanni Camazzini, Grégory Batardon, and Alban Delachenal. In 2024, she joined the Amorphous Dance Company for their new creation, “Rebound.”
Jade Gourdon (She/her) Jade born in 2001 in Vannes, France, began dancing at age four. She discovered her passion in a local dance studio. It was in the dance studio that Jade truly found her place, where she could create her own world and express herself freely. At 14, she started formal training at the C.R.R of Châlons-sur-Saône and Dijon. Recognizing the need for a professional environment to further her training, Jade enrolled in the Conservatory of Paris, where she earned her dance diploma while completing her high school education.
Following these experiences, she was accepted into the professional program at the Area Jeune Ballet Dance School in Geneva, receiving a full four-year scholarship. During her time there, she worked with renowned choreographers on original pieces and restagings, performing in festivals across Switzerland, France, the UK, and Spain.
Jade’s repertoire includes solos by Edouard Hue, Ken Ossola, Blennard Azizaj, Yvette Reguiro, and Melissa Ellberger, as well as duets by Claude Brumachon and Gill Harush.
In addition to her formal training, Jade has collaborated with various choreographers and artists, including the Compagnie Julio Arozarena, photographers, and film directors such as Tanguy Delavet, Giovanni Camazzini, Grégory Batardon, and Alban Delachenal. In 2024, she joined the Amorphous Dance Company for their new creation, “Rebound.”
Ben Cimadamore (they/them) Ben was born in Racanati, Italy, on December 20, 2000.
Their dance journey began early at the Nasco Danza private school in their hometown. At thirteen, Ben joined the Académie Princesse Grace for two seasons, followed by the PNSD Rosella Hightower, where they graduated in 2021. That same year, they were also a member of the Cannes Jeune Ballet.
Following their graduation, Ben joined Sally Dansgezelschap Maastricht, initially as an apprentice and later as a company member under the direction of Stefan Ernst and Ronald Wintjens.
Ben is now a dancer of the Amorphous Dance Company, led by artistic director Francesco Curci, with whom they have previously collaborated.
Ben Cimadamore (they/them) Ben was born in Racanati, Italy, on December 20, 2000.
Their dance journey began early at the Nasco Danza private school in their hometown. At thirteen, Ben joined the Académie Princesse Grace for two seasons, followed by the PNSD Rosella Hightower, where they graduated in 2021. That same year, they were also a member of the Cannes Jeune Ballet.
Following their graduation, Ben joined Sally Dansgezelschap Maastricht, initially as an apprentice and later as a company member under the direction of Stefan Ernst and Ronald Wintjens.
Ben is now a dancer of the Amorphous Dance Company, led by artistic director Francesco Curci, with whom they have previously collaborated.
Tom Bellec (he/him) Born in 2005 in Bernay (France), Tom began his ballet and contemporary dance training in September 2016 at the PNSD Rosella Hightower in Cannes, France.
In February 2023, he won the Prix de Lausanne’s “Young Creation Award” with the choreography of Elena Dombrowski. Since 2022, Tom has participated in various projects with Francesco Curci and the Amorphous Dance Company.
Since August 2023, he has been a dancer of the Cannes Jeune Ballet and an intern with the Amorphous Dance Company. Today, Tom continues to work with both companies, performing as a professional dancer in the Amorphous Dance Company’s new production “Rebound” this season.
Tom Bellec (he/him) Born in 2005 in Bernay (France), Tom began his ballet and contemporary dance training in September 2016 at the PNSD Rosella Hightower in Cannes, France.
In February 2023, he won the Prix de Lausanne’s “Young Creation Award” with the choreography of Elena Dombrowski. Since 2022, Tom has participated in various projects with Francesco Curci and the Amorphous Dance Company.
Since August 2023, he has been a dancer of the Cannes Jeune Ballet and an intern with the Amorphous Dance Company. Today, Tom continues to work with both companies, performing as a professional dancer in the Amorphous Dance Company’s new production “Rebound” this season.