Elisa Anzellotti

Ph. D. in Cultural heritage -theater and dance (università della Tuscia- Université Paris8); artist-researcher and dance scholar with a background as an historian of art, dance performer and choreographer. Her projects explore modes of archiving the intangible cultural heritage, the problem of memory and identity, the reenactment and the ancient dance. She write the book Memoria e materia della danza (EAI 2016) and La danza nell’antichità. Etruschi, Greci e Romani (Archeoares, 2018). Her papers have been published in international peer-reviewed journals.

Independent researcher from 2015, she participate as speaker at many international conferences. 

Professor of Ancient Dance at “Euterpe School” - Tarquinia 2023 and at the project Moyseion in Matera (2023-2026), and AMO project Oxford University (2026).

As a dancer and choreographer of ancient dance she participated at the last years of EMAP (European Music Archeologist Project), reenactment in many European Countries and concert with the most important musician of ancient music (Felipe Aguirre, Rosa Fragorapti, Callum Armstrong, Ludi Scaenici).

CID UNESCO Member since 2004; FIDS certificate artistic dance in 2007; Professor of history of art at secondary school; restorer collaborator; cataloguer of Urbinate latin fond in the Vatican Library.

Currently is official of the Ministry of Culture as Historian of Art - inspection service.