Storm at Borghetto Santo Spirito – Variations on Shakespeare

Storm at Borghetto Santo Spirito – Variations on Shakespeare

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Friday, September 4th at 6:00 PM, along the forest paths around Castello Borelli, Teatro Mobile presents a new experience of listening theatre, between nature, sound and movement.
An island to cross, a storm to listen to, a journey through memory, power and knowledge is Storm at Borghetto Santo Spirito – Variations on Shakespeare, an original production by Teatro Mobile of Rome, conceived by Pina Catanzariti and directed by Marcello Cava, which offers an original reinterpretation of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest through an immersive and itinerant experience.
The project draws inspiration from the Shakespearean drama written between 1610 and 1611, with its story of exile, power, magic and reconciliation, to construct a new dramaturgy connected to the territory. The themes of the work, such as journey, sea, time, knowledge, power and advancing age, enter into dialogue with the history and nature of the place.
In Storm at Borghetto Santo Spirito – Variations on Shakespeare, the forest is not a simple backdrop, but becomes an integral part of the performance. Spectators will be guided along the paths by TERREdoveANDARE guides, following an itinerary constructed through voices, music, sounds, silences and natural sounds. The experience unfolds in movement and with headphone listening, the sound dramaturgy guides the audience in discovering the landscape, changing its perception and transforming the path into a true theatrical space.
With this production Teatro Mobile continues its research into the possibilities of a theatre capable of stepping out of conventional spaces and establishing a direct relationship with places, landscapes and cultural heritage.
The project is realized with the contribution of the municipality of Borghetto Santo Spirito. Direction: Marcello Cava, Cast: Raffaele Gangale, Giulietta De Bernardi, Alberto Danzi, Marco Gobetti, Caterina Momo, Claudia Zaccheo, Paolo Musio.
Given the nature of the route, suitable footwear, hiking clothing and a water supply are recommended. Headphones will be provided by the organization.
Teatro Mobile was born from the thirty-year experience of independent theatre and multidisciplinary research conducted by Marcello Cava, director, and Pina Catanzariti, theatrical author and dramaturge. The path, initiated in 1996, developed around the search for new forms and new meanings of live performance, also understood as an instrument of cultural policy and relationship with the territory. Over the years Cava has directed performances drawn from the classical repertoire, by major twentieth-century authors and contemporary dramaturgy, collaborating with important Italian performers and the country’s leading theatres. Catanzariti contributed, through her authorial and dramaturgical work, to the construction of an artistic and cultural path oriented towards experimentation. Among the most significant experiences, the symbolic reopening of Rome’s Jovinelli Theatre, then an abandoned cultural space and later demolished, became a first emblematic example of how a place could temporarily transform into a space for experimentation and reflection. Since then the project has crossed different languages and territories: from videotheatre (Baal) to the exploration of ancient texts in places of memory, from the SpaziaRoma project, dedicated to the rediscovery of cultural spaces in the city, to works on authors like Sartre and Brecht, up to collaborations with schools and universities. One of the central developments of this research was the creation of a new Carro di Tespi, an experience from which the concept of Teatro Mobile takes shape: a dynamic theatre, also conceived as a response to the chronic lack of permanent theatrical spaces and, above all, as a possibility of bringing performances into significant places of cultural and landscape heritage. Museums, archaeological sites, urban and natural spaces thus become places of creation. Through innovative and non-invasive formulas, Teatro Mobile establishes relationships between material and immaterial heritage, with particular attention to listening theatre, realized in movement and without traditional set-ups. A research that, through the meeting between established artists, young performers, musicians and new generations of the contemporary scene, continues to build a dialogue between tradition and innovation, memory and contemporaneity, performance and territory.

MANDATORY BOOKING

Booking is required to attend the event.

Book at the following link:
https://www.teatromobile.eu/prenotazioni/teatri-mobili-nellentroterra-di-savona/tempesta-variazioni-da-shakespeare-4.html

 

 

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