Giacomo Bevilacqua
Member Special: Ballet for Beginners with Experience/Intermediate
29.11.25, 15:00 – 16:30
This class is free of charge for marameo members.
Non-members are warmly welcome to join for €10
Bio
Giacomo Bevilacqua received his professional training in classical and contemporary dance at La Scala in Milan and was immediately engaged by the Staatsballett Berlin. There, he had the opportunity to work with some of the most renowned choreographers of our time and performed in productions such as The Nutcracker, Swan Lake, Peer Gynt, and Romeo and Juliet.
To broaden his artistic and analytical skills, Giacomo began studying Benesh Movement Notation in 2018 — an advanced system for analyzing body movement — and has worked with prestigious institutions such as the Royal Ballet School in London. In his teaching, Giacomo focuses on fostering each dancer’s potential through constructive and personalized corrections.
Class Description Training for Dancers
His 90-minute class offers a complete ballet training starting with barre work aimed at activating specific muscle groups, strengthening, and stretching. The class then moves to the centre, focusing on placement and alignment, followed by a wide range of short classical combinations including adagio, pirouettes, waltz, jumps, and grand allegro.
Giacomo emphasizes both technique and artistic expression in dance. Participants can expect individualized feedback and the opportunity to learn short, classical choreographic sequences.
Class Description Member Special (beginner–intermediate)
Giacomo Bevilacqua’s open ballet class for beginner/intermediate level is designed for adults with previous experience in open classes and a solid technical base. Drawing on his deep knowledge of various ballet styles and methods — particularly Vaganova, R.A.D., and Cecchetti — Giacomo places special emphasis on placement (body alignment) and line (body shaping). The class concludes with short classical variations.
He provides personal corrections and practical tips on technique, body line, coordination, musicality, and expressive movement.
His motto: Every dancer can experience joy in the shared passion for dance — at their own level.
Teaching language: German / English
