GUIDO TUVERI has been in the performing world since 1989. He received awards and nominations for his work that has been performed in divers parts of the globe. Been a fault teachers in prestigious dance studios of NYC for many years, and taught  his INTROSPECTIVE approach to dance and movement in general.

After a very serious illness he moved  his focus away from purely conceptual and aesthetic dance, to one that was more EMOTIONAL. He created, choreographed and directed 18 full evening performances tailored for different companies around the globe, among which were:

CIA de Cámara, UNA. Heredia,COSTA RICA, SKånes dans Theater. MALMö, Sweden.

Balletto di Sardegna.  Cagliari. Italy. Which he also directed artistically from 2008 till 2012.

This is the second collaboration whit A Corona works. His aim is that to bring out the joy that is generated by movement and the truest  emotions that are always ingrained in.

He has just come out with a new workshop called MOVE2LIVE movement  and dance are true tools that we use to access our subconscious connection with the other to access a higher level of truth in the performance.

I believe that performing is a gift to Life….and so is been a spectator,  especially when we are resonating with what we see.

KRISTIAN CELLINI graduated as a classical and modern dancer in Rome. Began his twenty year career working as principal dancer with Carla Fracci and George Iancu in “Five Events of Medea” and “Romeo and Juliet”, with Derevjanko, Luciana Savignano, Daniel Ezralow, Micha Van Hoecke, Renato Greco.

In 2008 he is the choreographer of ”III Festival Internazionale – Regione Lazio”- Cairo (Egitto).

In 2010 he created a new choreography for the etoile Giuseppe Picone for the theater tour of Andrea Bocelli. In 2011 he choreographed the rock opera “The Ark of Jade” – “Triumphant debut of The Ark of jade in Piaz- za di Spagna” .

In 2012 his “Omaggio a Vivaldi” specifically created for the Gala at the Festival International of DansEncore Quebec – Canada, received long standing-ovations.

In 2013, he is the choreographer of “Short Time” with MaggioDanza company, at the Teatro Mag- gio Musicale Fiorentino and for Andrea Bocelli’s concert – “Presenze” – Teatro del Silenzio.

In 2014 he is the choreographer in the show theatrical “Da Padre in Figlio” of showman Max Giusti at Teatro Sistina in Rome and guest choreographer at the Festival DansEncore Canada with “Movi- mento Italia”, a triptych of three different choreographers: K.Cellini, M.Astolfi, R.Campanella.

Over the last decade, Kristian is called as guest teacher around Europe and in professionals centers such as MAC, IALS, as well as the Boston Ballet, School, George Randolph School, Arts Umbrella in Vancouver, Centre du Marais and Studio Harmonic in Paris, at the Festival “BarcellonaJazz” a Barcellona, Beirut (Liban).

In 2015 he is guest choreographer and teacher at the “BCB Bangkok City Ballet”.

In the same period is also maitre de ballet at the “ProArteDanza of Roberto Campanella”.

In 2016 he created “Trittico Barocco” for 9 dancers and 2 great dancers such as Giuseppe Picone, now Director of the Teatro San Carlo in Naples and Letizia Giuliani, the First dancer of Teatro Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in Florence.

Kristian is thrilled to present his new work ,’The impossible Love’, for A Corona Works in New York City directed by Alessandra Corona.

RAMON OLLER is a dancer, choreographer and director of contemporary dance company, born in Esparraguera (Barcelona).

He studied at the Institut del Teatre of Barcelona with Laura Tapias, Juan Ten, Ramón Solé, Marina Coll and Dafna Rathause. He made his debut in 1981 with the Gelabert-Azzopardi company, with which he remained until 1984. His first choreography, two Dies i Mig (1984), won the second prize of the competition choreography Tortola Valencia in 1984. In June of 1985 formed the company meters, for which, among others, has created works: La Parada (1985), of meters and meters (Fernández, 1986), Nofres (Fernández, 1987), almost alone (1988), to the single end (1988), perfectly alone (1988), Sols to Suns (Aubry and Dietrich, 1988) premiered at the Autumn Festival of Madrid and replacement for the Ballet of the Opera in Essen in 1995A Tu Vera (1989) premiered in the encounters of contemporary dance from Valencia, the edge (1989), Magdala or what happened with cupcakes? (Roig, 1990), here not there is no Ángel (Schwarz, 1991), lie to me please (1994) which received the national prize of interpretation of the Generalitat of Catalonia, headquarters of winter (Rodríguez, 1994), already asleep (Tchaikovsky, Roig and Monk, 1995), Romy & July (Demestres, 1996), poems of problems (love, 1998), the musical runs, runs, Diva (several, 1998), premiered at the Festival of Peralada, and border (the garden of screams) (traditional Mediterranean, 1999), commissioned by the 48 International Festival of music and dance of Granada.

Along with Jean-Christophe Maillot oranges and lemons (1986), he choreographed for the national choreographic Center of Tours. Some of his creations for other companies have been: Good Night Paradise (Rossell, 1994), which earned him the award for the best show of dance of the year by the New York Times, and Tears for Violet (1995) both for the Ballet Hispanico of New York, Pral. 1st. (several, 1994) and Diwano (Roig, 1995) to the Compañía Nacional de Danza, portraits from memory (Rodríguez et al., 1995) for the Andalusian Centre of dance and La Celestina (Bernaola, 1998) for the National Ballet of Spain, directed by Adolfo Marsillach. He has taught courses and workshops both in Spain and abroad. He has been awarded with the Premio Nacional de Catalonia Daza (1994 and 1996) and the Premio Nacional de Danza of the Ministry of culture (1995). Since 1996, it is artistic coordinator of the Andalusian Centre of dance.

GINO LANDI, il cui vero nome è Luigi Gregori, nasce nel 1933 sul palcoscenico del “Dal Verme” di Milano, teatro nel quale i suoi genitori si esibiscono in uno spettacolo di varietà.

Studia danza nella stessa città con Oreste Faraboni, per iniziare poi la carriera teatrale come ballerino ma ben presto si accorge di preferire la composizione coreografica piuttosto che esibirsi davanti al pubblico.

Una sera del 1956, al Teatro Alcione di Milano, un suo lavoro, “Bulle e pupi con fanfulla”, è notato da Erminio Macario che lo vuole come coreografo per il suo prossimo spettacolo. Entra così nella “Grande Rivista” mettendo in scena la commedia musicale non sparate alla cicogna di Amendola e Maccari.

Con la nascita della televisione si aprono nuovi orizzonti e Landi, entrato alla Rai nel 1958, realizza le coreografie di trasmissioni molto popolari, diventando uno tra i più celebri coreografi nel panorama televisivo e teatrale nazionale ed internazionale.

Dal 1969 inizia un importante sodalizio, durato quasi quarant’anni, con Garinei e Giovannini che lo vogliono creatore dei balletti di tutti i loro spettacoli.

Dal 1970 collabora con il Festival Internazionale dell’Operetta di Trieste, per il quale ha realizzato, come coreografo o come regista o in entrambi i ruoli, più di trenta produzioni.

Dal 1977 intensifica la sua attività in televisione nella duplice veste di coreografo e di regista realizzando, sia per la Rai che per le nuove televisioni commerciali, più di settanta programmi televisivi.

MAIYA REDDING Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, her dance training began at The Chicago Multicultural Dance Center under Homer Hans Bryant. She attended and graduated high school from the Chicago Academy for the Arts where she majored in Dance. Her studies took her to Purchase, NY where she graduated Cum Laude from SUNY Purchase College in the Conservatory of Dance program where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Dance in 2016. While at Purchase Redding had the pleasure of training abroad for a semester at Korean National University of the Arts, in Seoul South Korea. In July 2016, she received the “Innovative Choreographer Award” from “The Series; Volume 1”, hosted by Ballet, Inc. for her work “Thou Art Loosed”. In April 2018 she was asked to be a guest choreographer for SUNY Purchase College’s “Spring Festival” and had the honor of working with the freshman class in the Dance Conservatory. Her passion for the art of choreography and dance are evident in her ability to communicate emotions, struggles and triumphs through the beauty of body movement.

ISAIES SANTAMARIA PEREZ Born in France, Isaies started studying Dance in Paris at Latin and Tropical Dance School and at Rick Odums School of Ballet Jazz. After that, he has been part of the Top16 in "Ycd" the French Television Version of Sytycd . Then he moved to NYC and he graduated from Peridance Capezio Center in 2014 and Performed Work by Manuel Vignoulle, Bryan Arias, Marlena Wolf, Igal Perry,
Enzo Celli and Ephrat Asherie. As a freelancer , he has been working and touring nationally with Gregory Dolbashian (the Dash Ensemble) ,Manuel Vignoulle (M/ Motions), Enzo Celli (Vivo Ballet) , Bryn Cohn (Bca+artists) , Zvi Gotheiner (Zvi Dance), Sonya Tayeh (Sonya Tayeh Dance) and Shannon Guillem, Vim/vigor Dance Company. He has been performing in venues as Jacob’s Pillow Doris Duke Theater, Massmoca , Catskill Moutain, Monterrey International Ballet Gala, Adi, Bam Fisher, Kaatzbaan, Bryan Park Festival, Lincoln Center, Fire Island , Brooklyn Dance Festival and Joe’s Pub. He is teaching Contemporary Movement at Gibney Dance Center as a Faculty Member. He is also honored to be working at Punchdrunk Sleep No More.