A key text for viewing dance as a cross-disciplinary art form that embraces diversity while opening new experiential, educational, and performative horizons. It is an essential reading for anyone wishing to reflect on some of the most pressing artistic and educational challenges the world of dance is called to face with increasing courage and freedom. Written by Adam Benjamin about 20 years ago, Making an Entrance is more relevant than ever in terms of vision and content and is now available in Italian. Benjamin's invitation—now shared by an international community of artists—is to venture into the open territory of a practice that integrates both disabled and non-disabled dancers on an equal footing, where diverse bodies engage in dialogue, exploring their differences rather than negating them. The book will be presented by the author alongside Monica Morselli, a dance therapist, DanceAbility instructor, and curator of the Italian translation for Cue Press.
