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About.


Silvia Remigio is an Italian dance artist and teacher based in Berlin, working across choreography, sound and movement research.
​In 2014, she was awarded a scholarship at Scuola del Balletto di Toscana, where she trained in contemporary dance, ballet and hip hop. There, she performed with the youth dance company Antitesi under the direction of Arianna Benedetti and Cristina Bozzolini.
Since 2017, she has worked for renewed choreographer Nicola Galli in the dance productions
De Rerum Natura, Il mondo altrove and Genoma.
In Germany, she has worked on film productions including Babylon Berlin, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, Tár and Tatort, collaborating with choreographers Julia Fidel, Chris Jäger, and Enrico Paglialunga.
She has performed in dance pieces by  Chantal Kohlmeyer, Oxymoron Dance Company, Company Tanween and Olga Rabetskaya.
She is co-founder, together with Veronica Parlagreco and Veronica Lillo, of monsterA Collective, whose works have been presented in Germany, Italy, the Philippines, Greece, Portugal and during Berlin´s Fashion Week.
She was assistant choreographer to Enrico Paglialunga for musical productions at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Theater Görlitz-Zittau and Landestheater Coburg. As recipient of the DIS-TANZ-SOLO grant, she developed the research project Mind Gears.
Her solo 20 Seconds, created with the support of fabrik Potsdam and Tanzinitiative Brandenburg, was presented at Made in Potsdam, Moving Bodies Festival and at Theater im Delphi.
She teaches professional training and workshops in Germany, Italy, Poland and company classes for the dancers of cie. Toula Limnaios and Tanz Theater Gießen. 
​​As of September 2025, she works as Production Assistant for OR Dance Company by Olga Rabetskaya and since April 2026 she collaborates as On Set Director with Fakewalls.
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