sensory interactive theater show created by a laboratory in Serra De 'Conti (AN) for NotteNera09 and replicated during Malafesta (Santarcangelo).
August 22, 2009 NotteNera, Serra de 'Conti (AN) www.nottenera.it
29 and August 30, 2009 Malafesta, Santarcangelo di Romagna (RN) www.malafesta.it
29 and August 30, 2009 Malafesta, Santarcangelo di Romagna (RN) www.malafesta.it
planning and directing theater feeling - Samantha Turci and Maria Costantini
the workshop participants to develop the route and the inhabitants of the route: Agnes
Barucca, Silvia Bonetti, Ludovica Di Brigida, Veronique Creddo, James Garaffoni, Gianni Paglierani, Giulia Pelone, Michael Priolo, along with Maria Costantini and Samantha Turci .
Sound Andrea Comandini. Costumes Veronique Creddo.
FESTIVAL. From Latin noun and the adjective festum dies Festus (holy day), the term refers to "public joy, joy, revelry."
With the same value was used as a wound-ae "abstinence from work in honor of the gods."
The holidays were days for the celebration of anniversaries of a religious nature which manifested itself in the separation of "sacred time" and "profane time." Their frequent
coincide with astronomical events or moments of the cycle reveals the most ancient agrarian ritual meaning of magic.
Feri-ae In the concept of the sacred and the profane are intertwined on many levels: it explores the sensory journey time of party, as a moment as opposed to the newspaper, but at the same time promotes its dynamics, how loud instrument of non-thought, and with awareness. Similarly, the tuff caves, home-viewers and accompany travelers on their way, were born as a sacred place par excellence, early Christian basilicas and shrines as a result of the mystery cult of the god Mithras. Today, however, the majority of those present in the center of Santarcangelo acts as apparently more prosaic, but not necessarily less sacred, cellars for storing wine.
Pictures Francesca Morri (Santarcangelo)
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