Pasolini Roma
Dramatized reading of the play "Calderón" by Pier Paolo Pasolini
Scene + Music
Free
Francoist Spain, in 1967. Rosaura, the main character, wakes up three times with no memory of her life. Pier Paolo Pasolini took his inspiration from the text Life is a Dream by Calderón de la Barca to launch a fierce criticism of institutional power and the bourgeoisie."Calderón" is a provocative work of an absolutely contemporary intensity, despite being written in 1966/67.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zifS6DNkBDM&feature=share
Blog: http://tremendatrampa.blogspot.com.es/p/espectaculos_29.html
- Director: Stefania Troise
- Assistant director: Valentina Ambrosio, Marie Junient, Ludovica Zoina
- Lighting: Antonio Curcio
- Sound: Ivano Palatucci & Daniel G
- Costumes: Dorota Dudzik
- Musical coordination: Franck Kifpercu
- Video: Andrea Lepore
- Actors: Arnau Armengol, Maddalena Basevi, Raissa Brighi, Emiliano Brioschi, Francesca Romana degl’Innocenti, Adrià Font, Steven Forti, Roberto David García Suárez, Stefania Troise, Emilio Vacca
- Music: Alessio Arena, Aurora Arenare, Cristian Carrasco
Sponsored by the Institut Italià de Cultura de Barcelona, TremendaTrampa and La Llibreria Italiana Le Nuvole, in collaboration with the CCCB, Rai Art and Amagat
This activity is part of Pasolini Roma
