written by
ricci/forte
movement trainer
Marta Bevilacqua
assistant directors
Liliana Laera, Ramona Genna
directed by
Stefano Ricci
Giuseppe Sartori
Simon Waldvogel
Anna Gualdo
Liliana Laera
Ramona Genna
Alessia Siniscalchi
produced by ricci/forte | CSS Teatro stabile di innovazione del Friuli Venezia Giulia
running time:
30 minutes
A train is the anteroom of Hell. Vision is the tool to resist barbarism.
This is a non-place, a prism breaking the neat image of a decaying society and the necessary tools not to lift "white flag". The prevailing consumerism is fought with the weapons of human poetry.
In essence, this process of retiring into the net of a platform, provided with toilet and restaurant coach, is just the cage of an accurate political strategy. Conservatism marks its lines. Education, TV, and the low elegance of dailies and prime-time newscasts show the plan aiming to destroy - through Aperol and snack rockets - a decaying country.
On the train of our nowadays suburbs, we can breathe the Italian period of massacres, the economic boom and the crisis: development, bombs and precariousness are a triple boom.
This is a workout to commit oneself and get back an accordion of sense. A workout to hide his/her own scalp underneath a sand bucket. An immorality that becomes an Orphic creativity.
History as rain slides on urban workers through manholes, with the fading out of a hit and no sparks of revolution. An existence consumed without any jump..