CLOUDS STILL KNOW OUR NAMES

Following two sold-out seasons, NON returns with Chapter 3 —
Clouds Still Know Our Names, the next evolution of Davide Di Giovanni’s acclaimed choreography.

Set within the raw, atmospheric architecture of a car park, this new work reflects on love, life, and time – drawing inspiration from Dante’s Divina Commedia and the eternal lovers Paolo and Francesca.

Composed as a series of living images connected through dance, light, and sound, the piece unfolds as a rhythm of emotion rather than narrative. Expanding its artistic scope, NON collaborates with opera singer and actor
Mitch Riley, with music by Sandro Tsikoridze and long-time NON collaborator Dan Lywood.

Inspired by the cinematic worlds of Antonioni, Fellini, and Sorrentino, Clouds Still Know Our Names invites audiences into a transformative landscape suspended between inferno and paradise.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ " A paragon of tactical urbanism and contemporary dance." — Limelight Arts

As seen on Sunrise.  








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