Andrea Rama graduated from the National School of Dance in Athens. In 2010 he cofounded @Porson’s Khashoggi, a contemporary dance company that works with the dimension of time as a fundamental element of movement. His goal is for the choreographic research to become an open process that will involve the public, the artists, the dancers and the non-dancers. His works have been presented in Germany (Berlin, Bonn, Karlsruhe, Reutlingen), France (Paris, Creteil, Metz, Annonay), the Netherlands (Amsterdam, Rotterdam), Luxembourg, Italy, Finland, Poland, China and Greece (Athens, Patras, Corfu, Chania). In the last eight years, Rama has been developing and teaching the programme Opening Possibilities to dance companies and institutions for professional dancers, professional dance companies and dance houses around the world, including: Henny Jurriens (Amsterdam), Marameo and Tanzfabrik (Berlin), Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design, National Institute of Music & Dance (Warsaw), La Ménagerie De Verre (Paris), Heidelberg Dance Company, Pforzheim Balet (Finland), and the Minsheng Museum in Shanghai. He also works as a movement coach in theatrical productions in Berlin and Athens.
In 2011-2012, he curated five different editions of the festival New Creators’ Fest, which was dedicated exclusively to new choreographers from the Greek dance scene. For two consecutive years, he has been acting as Artistic Director for the Tirana International Music Dance Theater Festival. He has been awarded the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Artist Fellowship by ARTWORKS (2021).