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Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny Mahagonny



Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny by Bertolt Brecht


project director
Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli

assistant director Monica
Angrisani

with
Fortunato Leccese: Paul Ackermann, Jordan Palmer. Heinrich Merg; Cristhian Piscitelli: Jakob Smith, Fabio Monaco: Joseph Lettner; Selene D'Alessandro: Widow Leocadia Begbick, Elisa Porciatti: blind Jebkin Cleo Ada, Simon Brown: Storyteller Trinity Moses, Matthew Latino: Trinity Moses Clarke, Simone Barraco: Willy Attorney; Ramona Nardò: Jenny; Kadia Baston: Kattrin Singer, Emanuela Lumare: Polly Waarg; Imma Lombardi: Anna Balicki, Chiara Lombardo. Amalia Balicki

stills
Maddalena Parise

choruses and songs
Marta Zanazzi

costumes
Gianluca Falaschi

scenes
Fabiana Di Marco

assistente alle scene
Marianne Ferrand

aiuto regia
Ilenia Caleo

luci
Augusro Canu

fotografie
Sveva Bellucci

note
Cosa accadrebbe se, facendo un tentativo, costruissimo una città dal nulla nel mezzo di un paese qualsiasi e se la costruissimo per prosperare malgrado tutto, secondo una sola regola: “Tenete a mente: prima mangiare, numero due d’amor l’incanto, terzo, la boxe non tralasciare, quarto sborniarsi e questo è quanto. Ma sia ben chiaro that here nothing is forbidden? And why not? It looks like a small paradise of anarchy.
The City of Mahagonny says "Everything is permitted" and intentionally omits to show the other direction of the coin, the question: "Who?". We'll find out when the burning city has already closed its doors behind our backs, because Mahagonny has a small defect, it needs money, and the lack of this is "the most crimes that may give the earth." Brecht - thanks to a reverse experiment, using popular themes, jazz ballads, a chorus of disgust and wonderful characters and setting 'American' that echoes amplified to West Germany and all - tells us that "we are already in hell." And, building a small epic, writes about our protest signs: "For private property. The fair share of worldly goods. The unjust distribution of worldly goods ... "as if it were a caustic black mass of capitalism. Mahagonny seems to have no 'place', however, leaves a trail map, and his playing behind us just believe in him turned their backs. Paul discovered him at his own expense Ackermann, giving a chance, a dark instinct, not really 'revolutionary' but almost. Almost. At his death, here's what remains: on stage, on a pillow, the earthly goods of Ackermann - a clock, pistol, checkbook and shirt - and the chorus of Mahagonny presses in procession carrying those signs, while you can still hear singing "Oh, Moon of Alabama."
job born from what is little more than an individual if you 'pull' from the opera music, leaving only the iron core, perfect for reflection on the polis, and the rules and rituals that mark the choices steps. To put a brutal scene in "'culinary work," as called Brecht, and amused. That leaves it open to the public only after the task of come to terms with the nature of the table loaded with all sorts for him. Of that subject we have, together, re-wrote the track, hazardous products and new characters, deep lines, and thus a map of Mahagonny was designed around a new city or images of unknown men and women, a photo of the moon, songs Weill, words of Brechtian other texts - in short, a sort of homage to a theater that has fallen in love and there is still referred to as 'the theater to make the world more manageable'.

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photos and sketches beautiful sleeping in the woods

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photos beautiful sleeping in the woods

La Bella sleeping in the Woods

director Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli
Puppet Company Rane
scenes Aldo Zucco
costumes Giuseppina Maurizi
lights Luigi Biondi
assistant director Marta Zanazzi
artistic coordination of the project Raffaele Di Florio

notes
La Bella sleeping in the Woods, or "operating for 6 22 choir singers and 103 puppets and two mice, "was established around a happy chance make the theater, to stage something as a work written for real singers and puppets to the lectern. Chance that it has produced another: to live together on stage singers, chorus and a small army of puppets with proportions ranging from 50 cm to cha three meters in height-not to forget the 10 operations that the return of those puppets 'soul and temperament. The sleeper is a tale of Respighi eclectic, sometimes oblique, nearly that great rite of initiation into the sleep-blood-death and sex of the old array, with a time of a waltz in the chorus of mourners or the sudden fox -trot of the finale. He just Write a mixture, which superimposes styles and different souls and that revolves obsessively between two times, placed under the magical spell of the castle and the linear one, men.
E 'was inevitable numerical advantage to build a world of puppets, where the men were lost and there were even indistinguishable in the landscape of wires detached limbs and caps for the head. E 'created a sort of' factory baroque 'abandoned, a house of maneuver that gets back into gear with its rusty wheels and spinning wheels to awaken his dormant and become the strange people in the woods, or the throne room with the chorus of stars only use the lights. Then every player, destined to play more than one hand, would double his puppet, human or height, like high blood, over three meters. Thus triggering that playoff matches and mirrors ambiguity between characters upon which the metaphorical structure of each tale. The same choir dressed like a dusty collection of rag dolls, and rags, which undergoes the operation and its duplicate, finds himself in a third position, intermediate as a real threshold between two worlds.
This sleeper is made possible thanks to the amazing integration of all the technical and artistic staff, as if, now, we had intended at first glance: the charming, vivid puppets and rag the polystyrene Company Rane, intelligence interpretation of all the handlers, the sets 'burnt' and highly mobile Aldo Zucco, Giuseppina Maurizi layers of costumes, lights, festive dance procession from a circus and variety of Luigi Biondi and all the coordinate timely and visionary Raffaele Di Florio.
And when the 'factory of the puppets' opened its doors for the other fellow travelers: our conductor, the singers and the choir, we discovered that our world of puppets just waiting to come on this.
There are many people who make up the caravan La Bella sleeping in the woods, yet quest'operina still seems to have the lightness of a teatrino viaggiante.

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the book of questions

stories from Salepetrière

paragraph I
The Book of Questions

Conceived and directed by Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli

text
Ferlazzo Natoli Lisa and Monica Angrisani, Valentina Curatolo, Alice Palazzi

with
Monica Angrisani Valentina Curatolo Alice Palazzi

Fabiana scenes
Mark
costumes
Gianluca Falaschi
lighting design
Augusto Canu

artistic collaboration
Tadema De Sarno

assistant director Marta Zanazzi

design slides
Maddalena Parise

notes

The Salpetriere, "the city of women incurable", the largest hospice-hospital in France, where during the late '800 'Leçon du Mardi' Professor Charcot, as were public spectacles-a great 'machine-ottica' has staged madness to try to decipher the nature through a body, for women. La Salpetriere, who at 900, between science and obsession, of this body is a map to track, monitor and grab which drives obscene, to photograph and accurately be known cure. Anatomy on live mice, doctors insatiable diverse audience hysterical and consenting theatrically: "my fault seduces you, my body exposed and ready seduces you, if I let you watch and track seduces and then go onstage, I'll put 'posing' I look, I'll be 'cured' and I will have, perhaps, the possibility to exist. "
La Salpetriere, "the small arsenal," the emporium of misery "- there are places that cling to the imagination work but remain dormant desires, then there is a detonation, always singular, specifying the look, the work falls and throws him on stage
are the fates and passions of some of the women who went through that city in the heart of Paris: Blanche Wittman, Charcot's favorite, the patient, the hysteric Augustine par excellence, great dancer Loie Fuller American, Marie Curie, the Nobel Prize for physics, Sarah Bernhardt, Jane Avril, the former star of the Moulin Rouge interned the citadel. All in some strange way, affected by abnormal passions, watched over public bodies in an age that has a future in science and chance, between control and performance.
guess these women back to the Salpetriere, now abandoned, I guess the same Curie laboratories within the hospital, and it is from that building, on a box-scaffold, after a slow dressing that prepares them to lie, the ' busy staging ', to write on a blackboard long black facts to reconstruct a history, retain a memory and name and meaning.
They were in a few.
Blanche Wittmann, hysteria branded a love, without a torso without legs and arms because of the radiation, after the Salpetriere companion for work and life of Curie. Marie Curie, the scientist, who suffered from emotional injury from freezing, somnambulist crisis and panic, a widow, fell in the scandal of a forbidden love, perhaps already suffering from cancer. There is a third, enigmatic, Rabbit, providing the body with all the others, does not disturb and break as an actress in a play, a fiction, wake the dark passage of all their men, each posture hysterical photographed and cataloged, the anonymous stories of other inmates. Finally, the mimes 'Butterfly Dance', the dance of fools that makes up the past and frees the brief moment when everything is possible, you believe that everything can start again.
All three have a single body made of fate mutilation, amputation of the Fall, the alloy with a dangerous and beautiful attractions of the rule, as if a ghost of the other, as if the fate of a compiesse you only if d ' have a place within the body of the other, just watched and paid to his wishes. In other words, know how to love and be loved, the only love worth of being told, 'amour fou', in-curabile e vorace, sempre mobile e opaco, che deve far male, che imprigiona e si vorrebbe uccidere. Che trascina in vita e verso una caduta.
Passione fantasma quando l'abbiamo perduta, e ci ha abbandonato.
Cosa vogliono queste donne su quel palchetto?
Ecco che il titolo non mi sembra più così azzardato, Il Libro delle Domande, da Jabes e la tradizione ebraica: le domande infatti, non le risposte, rivelano i desideri con ciò che tacciono, per quel che allora la risposta ha di menzognero, per ciò che si sarebbe voluto che fosse.
Per quanto irragionevole possa sembrare vogliono indagare la natura dell'amore e della scienze moderne, come fossero una cosa sola, nella speranza che non siano 'solo' mortali, bottom with their enigmatic and unpredictable, which pushes or forces her to give in guinea pig and to follow an obsession.
is not a drama, is a game that drops all false limbs, drawing in foreign mutation and tells the desires and failures of these women out of a box from commedia dell'arte, to turn the power game that was staged .
Love is madness contagion has infected the radio is contagious.
It 's like the radio, the bluish glow, aura as she was called to the Salpetriere, surrounded the bodies of these women, magic and death.
The radio is great.
The radio, like love, beautiful and deadly.

known projection

The photographs have inhabited the site since the beginning fielded questions from the book, the images are in fact interwoven with the writing of the body and the dramaturgy of the area of \u200b\u200bfilmmaking. The presence of other images projected during the show - quell'infiltrazione of photographs without added, could take part in the staging - was made possible through the support of the slide: thin film light - mobile and discreet - which overlaps, without deleting them , space and the bodies of actresses.
has chosen a slide projector manual because the images you agree to the spaces and bodies to avoid unrelated to flow from the drama. The slides, projected live during the show, then become a presence in motion that you let the rhythm of the scene, directing the eye of the director, and at the same time causes small movements, openings for bright images. The projector becomes a kind of camera "upside down" instead of capturing his subjects, vomits images made of light. The slides glide slowly to the cart or disappear all of a sudden, become blurred in a state with a look or word, moving according to the directions drawn from the bodies or the architectural lines of the space, follow or oppose a motion. E 'through this use of the projected image which then is given the choice of the images themselves. Photographs found in books, pictures that are trying to not repeating the iconography of the Salpetriere, but instead of open space outside, the field of memory: the bluish light of radium by Marie Curie, hats ever worn by Jane Avril or trips to the lake imagined by Blanche Wittman. Most recent or old photos, some adapted or framed, others magnified dramatically. A double portrait of Moholy Nagi or a profile of Victor Hugo as if they were double slip of the faces of women; maps and corridors fit the confined space of a blackboard, a loss of fixed assets Rodchenko's photographs of a dance. The Salpetriere is then echoed in the distance, with the taxonomy a wing of a fly, with small samples of female faces, with the empty frame of a slide, the white light of electroshock.


noterelle on the sounds

First imagine the place, naked and with no wings, as if it were always there - in a hospital with a theater, which had been an arsenal in the heart of Paris, a city within a city, Hell in the heart of Paris ... and before that was a cemetery in the heart of Paris ... a hospital built in the style of the palaces of the Sun King, rooms within rooms endless corridors ... Yet it is also an abstract place, strangely open, bright, where three women seem to be caught in a kind of offstage before preparing to enter the history ... and in the book and theater hospital cemetery city arsenal in the twentieth century ... ... electricity and magnetism, light and noise of distant worlds.
I know it's not a description of the wanted, but the sites have their own sound, and so the ages, even imagined ones, anticheantiche those that seem to have stuck in the future ... I'm very interested
all the sounds of radio, electricity and voices they seem to be stuck 'in' radio and in the walls, the distant hum and suddenly the sound of nearby walls themselves, what will? ... the echo of music that always seems to start over, the birds, but what is? Those in nests under roofs, and gulls swoop the muttering of crows, I love so much but I do not have the hoopoe home here, in short, there are many in our strange place, but I will not saturate your ears The sound of flowing water and still water that moves, but not of the sea, one of the pipes and lakes, streams, and they were beautiful, I would try them, the sounds of knives in your piece, and walk, hand wiping the floor, a scratch in the walls, maybe mice - I like mice, the many winds of the wind in and out, and the heavy breathing of the sleeper and the outside of a distant city, not too modern, however, someone who laughs and says, creaking beds, maybe the rain , rattling windows, the wood creaks, a worm, dogs in the distance, you know it's trivial, but enchants me, the hum of a country fair, something of a circus, a music that often returns, but it is simple, like a dark carousel, then a forgotten song, the click of a camera. And again, the sound of a wagon, the wheels on the pavement, fast and strong, a train? But maybe it's one of those tram long ago, mud slime ... I also listen to sounds abstract, so I can not give a name, because I wish there was an alternative, thin as a subtle shift between sounds natural and not ....
Now it seems to have exhausted the list of stupid, I know that there is little time and that this is a time niente e quindi troppo, la difficoltà sarà nel ttrasformare quello che infra - sentono le mie orecchie in suoni specifici concreti e vivi.
Mi piacerebbe, per un futuro, un suono mobile che disorienti, cui le attrici possano rispondere….

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photos

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fairy tales of the dictatorship of the dictatorship

tales of dictatorship

"a good day to die"
a study by the context of Leonardo Sciascia

project director Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli

assistant director Angrisani Monica and Alice Palazzi

stage writing collective

with
Simone Brown Simone Barraco Kadia Baston Selene D'Alessandro Giordano Matteo Di Palma Latino Leccese Imma Lombardi Chiara Fortunato Lombardo Emamuela Lumare Fabio Nardo Cristhian Monaco Ramona Elisa Piscitelli Porciatti

plot
Un giudice viene ucciso misteriosamente e il commissario Rogas, poliziotto con vocazione da intellettuale, è incaricato d'indagare; le ricerche sembrano implicare membri del partito rivoluzionario, per cui il commissario ha una certa simpatia. Ma Rogas ha dei dubbi che vi siano ragioni politiche dietro l’assassinio e, mentre altri giudici vengono inesorabilmente ammazzati, Rogas risale ad un possibile colpevole, il farmacista Cres. E’ forse la vendetta privata di un innocente contro l'ordine giudiziario. Nel corso delle lente e minute indagini il commissario si scopre manipolato dagli alti ranghi della politica, persino dal cosiddetto partito rivoluzionario: proprio nessuno vuole un anonymous manager points the finger at the judges, much more useful to foreshadow an attack on the state and defending their privileges.
Cres will never be found, had become almost invisible, and that the pharmacist-Rogas has almost come to share the reasons - you realize that the revolution as promoted by the revolutionary party has already been moved out of prudence in date to be determined. The commissioner may kill the party secretary, perhaps unwisely will end in a trap of the secret services, certainly will be found dead and a culprit in more remain unknown.

notes
Fables of the dictatorship - always Sciascia - the name that immediately took our jobs, how to accompany a text made up of rooms, clustered around a square to the nodes and small stories that have gradually solidifying in the work of improvisation and drama around Context .
The themes of justice and murder Context-revolution-but big things stuck in a little story, concrete, changeable, full of space because one should add the writing of the actors, this has allowed us to find a red thread on the track error judiciary, and embed it in micro stories taken from the novel and stolen the imagination of young actors.
I immediately imagined a choral performance and the landscape upon which it could build: always public place, be it a waiting room, a train or a church built and modified by the fourteen players available, with only so many chairs. An open space, public note, always shared and known to the memory of the beholder, which look like the audience to be involved in the story, part of that world of "men and ominicchi quaquaraquà" mentioned Sciascia.
It is coming off a first foray into the story of The context, incomplete and sometimes arbitrary as the objects in a private collection, related more to an emotional similarity and constant desire to return the novel to its eerie subtitle, "a parody". A study in fact.
Sciascia reminded us of where we came from, because it goes through the folds of Italian history and pitfalls in a minute, as a craftsman and the watchful eye of an investigator, picks up this 'past that does not pass', a beautiful and terrible, in a network of different stories about the investigation conducted, the inquisition short form of justice ed'abuso, where power crushes its victims, making a nation of conniving.
It gave us tools to work on a first-rate stage: the detective story, enclosed area with strict rules, that the writer himself uses and trade-and that always involves a crime, the breaking point by which the ' action becomes thick and visible, and under whose track lies a civic political thought and philosophy, by keeping a concrete disturbing.
And especially the language, the magnifying glass on words and concepts that we are or we 'up rapidly,' the use of writing as an attempt at resistance, a heretic, the etymology of the word, 'man who made a Choice ', its so light and precise language, the beautiful Italian from Sicily, who knew the origins and the weight of words.
Fourteen chairs, the words of Sciascia, and a good time to reflect and try. We started from here.

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travelers sleepless sleepless

Il Viaggiatore Insonne
canzoniere per Sandro Penna
regia
Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli
con
Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli voce
Gabriele Coen clarinetto and saxophones

Luigi Biondi lights
Francis Bala sound
Alice Palazzi assistant director
Maddalena Parise images

music
Gabriele Coen

notes

"Back then the time of my wandering?"
if I look at the thread on which you made the choice of this little song, I realize that he had tried to capture a movement, a journey that, like a pendulum sharp, has not ceased to oscillate between a light pulse, a wonder of life, and the sense of a sudden awakening, an exile in which life itself is transformed, just that impulse is consumed. The wave that is produced in this movement in the nature of a song, sometimes sudden, sometimes prolonged, which sings a 'discourse on desire' and shaking in ways long enough to see a body, a happy childhood and aquatic , that makes it livable world experience. At that moment, which lasts for a maximum time of a song, that world that has looked and looked and looked, and leave you open tap. And it is there, that is consumed in quell'interstizio the poetic word, between the instant in which life and finally live his prolonged painful memories, because the light does not know the rain and the rain does not know the light, in a fault from which tear a few sounds, a quick stroke, the impression of a dream, a change of tone, a song and a sinking heart that lasts only a short time of an epigram. Feast of secret words. And the impression remains that are dug out from a fold in the world, from a 'here and now' button piercing, still entangled in a light, the pace of a race at breakneck speed, in the held breath of those who would last forever. Penn then discovered on a trip without pause, does not seem strange, for that very sharp pendulum, an Italy in concrete, which rob trains and bells, inns beaches and hearses, but like in a dream, with the solitary joy of exile, the radical and mysterious joy of anonymity. Everything becomes a dream, torn in half-sleep or sleep, as if the whole body refuses to belong to reality and, in absolute indifference to him, only to be dissolved in a drive, a desire, 'infringement' terrible, simply because this, sung and repeated, happily ill.
There is always something that worries the world-love, maybe call it a pen-down when not to terms with reality, it does indeed out for an indecent vocandosi dissipation, rather than maintaining and retaining a stable meaning. E 'fault that the wave of new enchants and I say that leaves just trying to gather a 'conversation sentimentale' long-desired and born there and then, asymmetric means of a thought, backbeat - between poetry and poetry, voice and speech, saxophone and a diptych fast, between a whisper and laughter loud night of a farewell, the prolonged sound of the clarinet and broken rhythm of the rain beating on the doors of the world.

uncertain dream In sleep a little longer.
E 'perhaps days. From the road
the whistle of a fisherman and his warm voice.
He answered a sleepy voice.
startle the senses - with the sails,
outside in the wind? - I dream a little longer.

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photo travelers the house of clay

The house of 'clay

written and directed
Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli
stage writing collective

with
Monica Angrisani
Antonia Maria Valentina Curatolo
Tania Garribba Lena
Alice Palazzi Anna
Paola Tintinelli Agnese

scene e costumi Fabiana Di Marco
luci Luigi Biondi
musiche Gabriele Coen e Andrea Pandolfo
suono Fabio Vignaroli

fonico Francesco Bala

foto Sveva Bellucci

note

Argilla, roccia nata dal fango, bianca e porosa, terra friabile pronta a sgretolarsi.
Casa, luogo parentale, abitato da fantasmi and memories, and penetrates from the outside, for the cracks in the walls, the air full of magic.
House emitting voices wailing, dripping water and distant sounds.
Only a long, narrow table, and around five women, six chairs. Internal to look like from a keyhole, close-up a horde of women.
Four women have just come back, the fifth of their location, perhaps called them. To assist the dying mother? Or to remember? But it really is the mother in that locked room? It 's just that she is dying?
How was food, after a long abstinence, women consume and devour images and stories, desires, resentments, childhood memories and obsessions, while cracks in the night the day and night in the dawn, the time of white clothing.
That table, like a mousetrap, and exposes the body produces mutations: abnormal posture-shoulders, profiles, only the legs and hands as dismembered limbs; unexpected spaces-under the table, above the horizontal plane as a field to explore, time-memory mobile holes, unstable between past and present. Pretenses and misrepresentations volunteers.
is a death and a death vigil to vigil, the body is resistant, has a voice and smell, he insists on not wanting to die. It engages a fight with the dead, in an intimacy wonderful and terrible, shelling, on the rosary as a family, an inventory and a count of the dead, a calendar of early school leaving. The vigil
about to die, and l'essere vigili, è una soglia e un tempo di mezzo, ricorrenza tra le morti, che sostituisce al coro antico dei lamenti una festa di corpi di risate e di canti. Si celebra il defunto? O la vita che resiste? O è una festa d'addio?
La casa d'argilla si è scritta sui corpi delle attrici, intorno ai temi della morte del luogo familiare e del desiderio, producendo biografie e mutazioni, sdoppiando e sfocando le immagini, come in una foto in movimento. Un gioco di assonanze e rimembranze in cui i testi fossero tracce suggestioni, affetti per esplorare il linguaggio di un corpo-coro parentale.

"Quanto più allontano il mio cuore dalla casa d'argilla in queste notti spazzate dal vento e dalla luna, all the more happy I am ... "Emily Bronte

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photos home clay

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people on the bridge deck

people on the bridge
"How to live?" I wrote some a cui io intendevo fare la stessa domanda.

spettacolo di parole e musica su testi di

Wislava Szymborska
progetto di
Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli, Gianluca Ruggeri, Gianni Trovalusci
con
Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli voce recitante
Gianluca Ruggeri percussioni e live electronics
Gianni Trovalusci flauto e live electronics

note

Non tutta la poesia lavora la parola come suono, cadenza e segmento temporale.
Il lessico poetico della Szymborska e della sua lingua, track format of sounds and silences, durations, and short, rhythmic and lyrical abstractions in a continuous flow that creates music and at the same time produces a time of listening. Phrasing
continuous sound between the essence of the verb and the slight abstraction of verbal games, rocking the look of wonder and knowledge.
Szymborska's work invites them to a game rhythmic and metric that evaluates the poetic essence and nature of reason in a dialogue between music and voice, in the temporal dimension of a concert to accompany the listener on a bridge finally, the ' edge suspended between sound and silence.

texts

May 17
Each case
Pi greek
station love at first sight is a gift
Nothing / On Death Torture without exaggeration
Funeral

remembered by people on the bridge

Some like poetry
The monkeys Bruegel