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Matteo Dilaghi

Matteo Dilaghi has led classes in Munich at BBA Family in the Hackenviertel, with a focus on neoclassical movement. Matteo's sessions have been mostly mornings and weekends, and tend to be longer workshops rather than short drop-in classes.

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About Matteo Dilaghi

Matteo Dilaghi has led classes in Munich at BBA Family in the Hackenviertel, with a focus on neoclassical movement. Matteo's sessions have been mostly mornings and weekends, and tend to be longer workshops rather than short drop-in classes. The studio has a handful of classes listed across the year, and Matteo's work there leans toward stage-trained movement and a steady, focused pace.

It suits you if

  • enjoys neoclassical movement with a stage background
  • prefers longer workshops over short drop-in classes
  • likes mornings and weekend sessions
Read more about MatteoWhere and when Matteo has taught, How Matteo's classes run

Where and when Matteo has taught

Matteo's classes in Munich have been held at BBA Family in the Hackenviertel. The studio is the one place where Matteo's teaching has been listed, and Matteo's sessions there have clustered in the mornings and on weekends. Most of what Matteo has led here sits in that pattern.

The classes are built on Matteo's neoclassical stage experience. The Ballet Lab workshop series at BBA Family was the setting for one of Matteo's most recent sessions, which combined a few hours of movement with a focus on the neoclassical works of today.

How Matteo's classes run

The workshops run long, around three hours each. That length suits people who want time to explore a movement idea rather than practice a quick routine. The sessions are a good fit for anyone already comfortable with dance or movement and curious about neoclassical work.

The classes on the calendar are currently empty, so this page reflects the pattern of earlier sessions rather than a current schedule.

Matteo Dilaghi: questions and answers

Where does Matteo Dilaghi teach in Munich?

Matteo teaches at BBA Family in the Hackenviertel. The classes Matteo has led here were mostly mornings and weekends, with a workshop series called Ballet Lab among them. Nothing is currently listed.

What kind of classes does Matteo teach?

Matteo's classes here have been a mix of neoclassical workshops and movement sessions. A recent example is a three-hour neoclassical workshop tied to the Ballet Lab series at BBA Family, built around Matteo's background in neoclassical stage work.

When do Matteo's classes usually start?

Most of Matteo's classes here have started in the morning, with the latest start at 10:30am. Weekends were the busiest part of Matteo's week when classes were running.

How long are Matteo's classes?

Yes, Matteo's classes at BBA Family tend to be longer sessions. The example workshop runs about three hours, which gives time to work through a full sequence.

How do I book a class with Matteo?

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