Without a doubt the Italian theater today is represented abroad by Emma Dante and add a reason, because the author is now the only Sicilian knows how to stage the malaise of contemporary everyday life. His new show that had its debut in that of Naples and is now around Europe (Milan, Liege, Rome, Moscow, Venice, Ruen, Genova - no, definitely not Santarcangelo theater-), is a triptych of poems for the marginalized (the favorite heroes from Dante) who goes by the name of "Glasses". Three separate episodes inextricably linked by the themes of marginality: poverty, old age and illness. A triptych on the lyricism of the forgotten and alienated, the myopia of the children of a lesser God, on the margins in general that combine theater, dance, music, song, sound dialect (the Sicilian and Neapolitan) who can give us poignant pictures of social apartheid.
It starts with "Acquasanta" appears in the scene where a man lashed to the stage, a clear sign that you saved from the storm, and begins to remember his whole life hub, soon after arriving Nicola's character of "Zisa Castle" that has open eyes can not see. E 'in a catatonic state and his care for two beautiful women who pray, you feed him and attend to all his needs. Nicola was delighted as a child when he was taken to his aunt and his house in the neighborhood of the Zisa, where the fabulous castle looking out the window in which is enclosed and carefree childhood. Since that day, Nicholas is a "animula" lost. The third episode sees two dancers on stage or better, start by observing a venerable lady alone, hunched, in memory of a life full of rush. This woman recovers her rummaging in the past two trunks from which sprouts a clothing other age more careless air but also the presence of her deceased husband, a partner that will dance senile hugging her all the soundtrack of the twentieth century that traces their lives. They range from Jovanotti to "Parlami d'amore Mariu" sung by Vittorio De Sica.
important to know that all the characters in this theatrical piece wear glasses (hence the title) since the author has imagined them "means Cecati, sad and alienated, they are old, ugly, poor and sick. Have experienced dramatic stories and have cultivated a defense, a screen. The lens protects them from life. We talk about margins, but in fact the theme is love "and all speak in dialect strictly mostly Sicilian, like around the theater's playwright in Palermo that has made the European language of Sicily. Anyway, once again we must admire the grandeur of Dante's work that offers poignant, heartbreaking, yet enchanted. If you happen to have happened in European cities where the bill is this show not let him escape.
It starts with "Acquasanta" appears in the scene where a man lashed to the stage, a clear sign that you saved from the storm, and begins to remember his whole life hub, soon after arriving Nicola's character of "Zisa Castle" that has open eyes can not see. E 'in a catatonic state and his care for two beautiful women who pray, you feed him and attend to all his needs. Nicola was delighted as a child when he was taken to his aunt and his house in the neighborhood of the Zisa, where the fabulous castle looking out the window in which is enclosed and carefree childhood. Since that day, Nicholas is a "animula" lost. The third episode sees two dancers on stage or better, start by observing a venerable lady alone, hunched, in memory of a life full of rush. This woman recovers her rummaging in the past two trunks from which sprouts a clothing other age more careless air but also the presence of her deceased husband, a partner that will dance senile hugging her all the soundtrack of the twentieth century that traces their lives. They range from Jovanotti to "Parlami d'amore Mariu" sung by Vittorio De Sica.
important to know that all the characters in this theatrical piece wear glasses (hence the title) since the author has imagined them "means Cecati, sad and alienated, they are old, ugly, poor and sick. Have experienced dramatic stories and have cultivated a defense, a screen. The lens protects them from life. We talk about margins, but in fact the theme is love "and all speak in dialect strictly mostly Sicilian, like around the theater's playwright in Palermo that has made the European language of Sicily. Anyway, once again we must admire the grandeur of Dante's work that offers poignant, heartbreaking, yet enchanted. If you happen to have happened in European cities where the bill is this show not let him escape.
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