ILARIA ROMANINI
 

From the moment she was born in Italy, Ilaria has always sought to express herself through performance, particularly in the art of theater.
She pursued a traditional academic path in Italy, earning a degree in Physical Education from the University of Bologna (equivalent to a STAPS degree in France).

She then turned to street arts, where she discovered the circus — an art form that allowed her to bring together all her passions.
Driven by the desire to professionalize in the performing arts, she joined the FLIC Scuola di Circo in 2014, a professional training program in contemporary circus in Turin.

It was there that she discovered the Chinese pole, a revelation that led her to leave her home country to continue her training at the Académie Fratellini in France.

Since then, Ilaria has performed in Homo Sapiens, a collective clown show directed by Caroline Obin (alias Proserpine), and choreographed Disco Dance in FAME TV with the TBTF collective.

In 2024, she also joined the SuperCollectif, with whom she co-created and performed SuperCabaret #2, an ephemeral cabaret under a circus top in Besançon, presented over the course of one month.

She is currently working on Belle à mourir, a new creation scheduled for May 2026. Through a blend of comedy, choreography, and circus, the piece explores the quest for perfection imposed on bodies, transposing intimate gestures into public space to expose their absurdity with humor and self-mockery.