Over the course of more than oltre dieci anni the festival has garnered widespread acclaim from audiences and industry professionals alike for its ability to showcase the most original artistic formats, balancing established and emerging artists—both national and international—while bridging the cultural divide between Rome’s suburbs and city center through a program spread throughout the city. The Festival engages various urban settings across Rome, bringing dance to vibrant, ever-changing, and exceptional venues such as the Teatro India, the courtyards of Quarticciolo, Tor Tre Teste Park, Castel Sant’Angelo, the Terrace of the Laboratorio dei Cerchi overlooking the Circus Maximus, and the Trajan Markets, to invigorate the capital’s summer tourism through international artistic offerings on par with other European capitals, while also offering tourists the chance to explore city itineraries that diverge from traditional routes. Although the host venues may change over the years, the goal is to help rediscover areas of the city through high-quality artistic offerings in a dynamic process of movement from one place to another and through the experience of events that can be approached from various perspectives. The events selected to take place in these venues aim not only to highlight their iconic architecture through artistic interventions but, above all, to initiate processes of community regeneration through performances, residencies, meetings, workshops, and special projects.