Miranda Secondari

Miranda Secondari is a choreographer, performer, and Yoga instructor.
Her choreographic practice focuses on precise, slow movements that lead to the emergence of unexpected images and a state of presence as an act of resistance. Her work on the body – navigating between stillness and movement – explores the dichotomy between subject and object, emphasizing the relationship between body and space.
The performative intervention interacts with the given space, and the objects, costumes, and sounds used on stage are imbued with symbolic meaning.
She holds a degree in Landscape Architecture and Garden Design. She has worked as a dancer with the Altroteatro company, directed by Lucia Latour, and in 2009 founded the Anagrama collective, which operated until 2014. Over the years, she has collaborated as a performer, choreographer, and choreography assistant with several artists. Throughout her training, she has encountered many artistic figures who have profoundly influenced her research, including Romeo Castellucci, Yasmine Hugonnet, and Silvia Rampelli, whose work has deeply shaped her own research.
Since 2020, her works have been supported by the National Dance Production Center Virgilio Sieni and Fondazione CR Firenze, by MAD_Murate Art District in Florence, Ricerca X, and spazioK (Kinkaleri).
Among her recent works are the performances L’assente, presented at the contemporary art gallery T293 in Rome and at the cultural center XNL in Piacenza, and Gherminella_studio di voci inarticolate, presented at Teatro Petrella in Longiano and at Raum, the space run by Xing in Bologna and selected by the Anticorpi XL Network for Vetrina della giovane danza d’autor 2025.
She has also collaborated as a performer with Silvia Costa and Francesca Siracusa and as a choreographer alongside artist Diego Marcon.