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Romaeuropa Festival 2016: Brian Eno, Talking Heads, and Avant-Garde Performance in Rome

festival-fair · 2026-05-05

The Romaeuropa Festival returns in 2016 with a program spanning theater, music, dance, and digital art. Opening June 24 with 'Par tibi, Roma nihil' at the Palatine Archaeological Park, the festival features performances by Alessandro Baricco's 'Palamede', Israeli dancer Hoefesh Shechter, L-E-V Dance Company, Ballet National de Marseille, Wim Vandekeybus with David Byrne (Talking Heads), Pierre Rigal, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, and others. Music highlights include Alvin Curran's 'Meritime Rites' on boats in Villa Borghese, Ben Frost, Brian Eno, and Daniel Bjarnason's 'Music for Solaris', and works by Tempo Reale, Edison Studio, and Lucia Ronchetti. The Digitalife spin-off at Macro Testaccio features Shiro Takatani, Christian Partos, and Kurt Hentschlager. Theater includes Lina Prosa, Romeo Castellucci, Guy Cassiers, Forced Entertainment, and Stereoptik. The festival runs through summer 2016.

Key facts

  • Romaeuropa Festival 2016 opens June 24 with 'Par tibi, Roma nihil' at Palatine Archaeological Park.
  • Alessandro Baricco's 'Palamede' performed at Palatino.
  • Hoefesh Shechter opens the official festival after summer preview.
  • Wim Vandekeybus performs with music by David Byrne of Talking Heads.
  • Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker adapts Steve Reich's 'Music for 18 Musicians'.
  • Alvin Curran's 'Meritime Rites' performed on boats in Villa Borghese.
  • Digitalife exhibition at Macro Testaccio features Shiro Takatani and Kurt Hentschlager.
  • Lucia Ronchetti performs with Santa Cecilia Academy choir and Peter Eotvos.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Romaeuropa Festival
  • Parco archeologico del Palatino
  • L-E-V Dance Company
  • Ballet National de Marseille
  • Scuola popolare di musica di Testaccio
  • Villa Borghese
  • Tempo Reale
  • Edison Studio
  • Lcp Ensemble
  • Soundwall
  • Accademia Nazionale Santa Cecilia
  • Macro Testaccio
  • Laboratorio Percro
  • Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Rome
  • Italy
  • Palatine Archaeological Park
  • Villa Borghese
  • Macro Testaccio

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