Phaedrus ... your story evolves ... assumes the characteristics of the distorted family dynamics, will illuminate the bright lights of show business, is carried away by cross-cutting themes touching, but told in a grotesque and courageous ...
know Lupusagnus ? This is a wonderful theater company, made up of amazing actors! Between 5 and 20 February at the Teatro di Monza Track 7, staged the "Trilogy of the family", Aquilino, directed by Stefano de Luca.
Dear Phaedrus, if I had seen ... if I had rice and you were scared with me during their shows ...
And I will say that the theater has to do with urban planning? Well, got to do and how! We also told Eugenio Turri analogy between landscape and theater? Are we not we actors in our country? The city is full of scenic spaces perhaps?
And if we were to all become a bit 'urban-drama, by increasing the awareness of our tracks in the area? Would not it be nice if indeed it groped to become att (orr) original television show or magazine cover girl, we tried to enjoy good theater made by people who do the job and try to move from passive spectators to actors aware of our spaces? Track 7
The Monza is an interesting drama, created by the recovery of an abandoned railroad track. Too bad that after two shows so interesting and full of encouragement for a healthy debate among friends, to close the doors, there was only the staircase outside the building to stop a bit 'to talk ... I asked where was the waiting room ... in my opinion we should think about the spaces adjacent to the theaters, places post-show. Fortunately, the company
Lupusagnus allowed us to have a moment of discussion with the actors after the staging, it was exciting to discuss the emotions that the show has aroused in us. Too bad that the adults in the room to be run off so fast! Exposure is a little 'fear at all ... but it made the initial leap, after the first wall of embarrassment, the dialogue becomes a wonderful adventure! I'd like
see Lupusagnus the street ... to bring in unusual contexts outside the home to their stories. Definitely a company to follow!
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