About
The passion for dance, for Edoardo Caporaletti, born in 1994, began at the age of eight with the registration to the dance school of Giosy Sampaolo. At the age of eleven, under the tutelage of the teacher, he decided to try to enter the Teatro alla Scala Academy in Milan and was immediately admitted. In 2007 the admission also to the 3rd course of the relative dance school and, after a very difficult journey, in 2013, the achievement of the prestigious diploma, which few can boast of possessing.
During the training course he performed, in Italy and abroad, Ipnos by Davide Bombana (India, New Delhi and Mumbai, 2011), Theme and variations by George Balanchine (at the Teatro alla Scala and at the Sava Centar in Belgrade, 2011), The nutcracker in the role of the Prince with the choreography of Frédéric Olivieri by Lev Ivanov (Milan, Piccolo Teatro Strehler, 2011 and 2012), Evening Songs by Jiří Kylián (Madrid, Teatros del Canal; Ferrara, Teatro Comunale, 2012), Roland's Gymnopédie Petit (Madrid, Teatros del Canal; Ferrara, Teatro Comunale, 2012; Paris, Opera Garnier, Galà des Ecoles, 2013), the second act of Bayadere by Petipa in the role of Solor (Milan, Piccolo Teatro Strehler; Rome, Teatro Olimpico; Piacenza, Teatro Municipale, 2012), Gaîté parisienne suite by Maurice Béjart in Pas de Deux Amants (Milan, Piccolo Teatro Strehler, 2013), Divertissement da Paquita by Petipa as Lucien d'Hervilly (Milan, Piccolo Teatro Strehler, 2013 ). Numerous participations in productions of the Teatro alla Scala: from Le Nozze di Figaro (2008) to Raymonda by Petipa in the philological reconstruction of Vikharev (2012) at Notre-Dame de Paris by Rolan Petit (2013).
On 1 January 2015, Edoardo danced in the prestigious New Year's Concert from the Teatro "La Fenice" in Venice, which RAI UNO broadcasts live every year. In the same year he permanently joined the Ballet Company of the Teatro alla Scala in Milan. At only 20 years of age, he arrived at the second step of the corps of the corps de corps, above him only the solo dancers and above all the first dancers (eg Roberto Bolle).