Tag: Teatro Ariosto
Full Moon
The sight of a full moon does engulf the observer with a sense of completeness, a closed, perfect circle. However, it also can cause anxiety, light sleep, and strange instincts, which are sometimes difficult to control. One might get the urge to go out, run somewhere, to feel something different coursing through one’s veins. People […]
INTRO
A beginning, an encounter. A journey that passes through a thousand ways of being a dancing body, animal, slight, explosive, sophisticated, mathematical, exposed, vulnerable, but above all alive. An adventure for four young dancers at the beginning of their path. Absolute desire and passion for movement. And at any moment, the certainty of being able […]
Bermudas
Bermudas is a choreographic system for a variable and interchangeable number of performers (from five to thirteen). It supports the idea of a perpetual motion ruled by an organic order, aiming at the creation of a dynamic continuum in space and time, while making visible the workings of each performer to feed and alter the […]
De rerum natura
The poet and philosopher Lucretius described the Nature of Things with a surprising attention for the explanation of phenomena. His Latin poem discloses the reality of the cosmos and humanity with precursory contents of the modern science. De rerum natura is a work devoted to atomic fusion and fission, the vastness of space, the development […]
HARLEKING
HARLEKING is a demon with multiple identities. His bodily expression resembles that of Harlequin of the Commedia dell’Arte, a sly servant driven by an insatiable hunger. Harleking’s mode of communication has a specific hypnotic quality in which its contents, often extreme and contradictory, merge to create a fluid, metamorphic system wherein anything can happen, yet all is […]
Bad Lambs
Bad Lambs is a physical score for an expanded group of performers combining the permanent Balletto Civile team with disabled dancers to trigger new processes and experiences. It mixes different bodies together to find a collective balance as the common denominator of a journey through present times. What is a ghost? It is something that […]
Avalanche
According to french philosopher Derrida, “archive fever” (mal d’archive) is the destructive force in all conservation and cataloguing projects. The man who archives commits violence against what mustn’t be remembered. In archive time, the future, in order to ensure that something will survive, something else must be killed. In Avalanche, the eye of a Cyclops […]