Produced by Compagnia Artemis Danza/Monica Casadei
About this Event
Pasolini’s artistic explorations would begin from the body—from his own, lean and athletic, and from his hunger for the bodies of others, a theme that permeates his work in all its light and shadows. Through the characters, words and images that populate his oeuvre, the Emilian author gave shape to his thoughts and made them into works of art open to different interpretations.
The language of dance, merging body and soul, is a powerful tool to revive the complexity of his thought and his recurring tropes: the woman-mother, a pillar of his poetic and cinematographic production; the notion of freedom; poetry; the music of Bach, with whom he sought to establish an artistic partnership; and the sanctity of the gesture. All these ingredients populate texts and visions that give life to an homage made of tension and redemption, dreams and utopias—a fresco of humanity and its paradoxes that lives in the past and the present, exciting our senses and opening our eyes to existence.
In Monica Casadei’s choreography there is the sunshine of Roma’s borgate (suburbs), where life pulsates, children play, and the young, dressed in colorful clothes, dream and fight for their rights. In "Fuochi segreti"there is the warmth of that sunshine, the blue of the sky and the warm air of spring.
Produced by Artemis Danza / Monica Casadei with the contribution of the Ministry of Culture, Emilia Romagna Region, Province and Municipality of Parma, Cariparma Foundation.
Presented in collaboration with Theatre Raymond Kabbaz in Los Angeles on the occasion of 22nd Italian Language Week in the World.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Theatre Raymond Kabbaz, 10361 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, United States
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