Teodora Castellucci gets her inspiration for Cinquanta Urlanti, Quaranta Ruggenti Sessanta Stridenti from the world of seafaring. The choreography is based on the way a sailor and his ship become one during a long time at sea. The dancers shake and stagger like distorted black hulls. Movement, light and music turn out awful visions of creatures that fight for their existence against the elements. Needless to say, Teodora Castellucci’s visual representations are true pearls.
with Sara Angelini, Agata Castellucci, Teodora Castellucci / choreography Teodora Castellucci / music Demetrio Castellucci / lights and set Eugenio Resta / set realisation Rinaldo Rinaldi / prothesis Istvan Zimmerman and Giovanna Amoroso, Chiara Bocchini / sound Marco Canali / production Dewey Dell \ Fies Factory One / co-production Centrale Fies, Romaeuropa Festival, Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis, Festival Uovo Performing Arts with the support of NEXT/ Regione Lombardia / thanks to Paride Piccinini, Anagoor, Carmen Castellucci, Zapruder Filmaker Group / with the support of Programma Cultura della Commissione Europea progetto Focus on Art and Science in the Performing Arts
