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The last weekend of the Sant’Arcangelo Festival features national and international performances. The body and dance remain protagonists, as tools for studying and analyzing oneself and others.
Saturday, July 13 Marvin Mtumoat ITSE Molari at 9 p.m., overcoming the differences between theatre, dance and fashion and presenting Rectal Alligatora story of song and dance in which humans, animals and plants emerge one after another to bear witness to the violence of colonialism. It is a ferocious call to action that evokes the ghosts of imperialism that still haunt the Caribbean through a choreography of gestures, masks, bodies and voices. In a vine “plantation”, performers disintegrate their bodies by making statements, accusations and questions. The breathless, angry voices of animals and plants confront the demons of the New World, while the characters of the ballet parade noisily together: each character on stage mixes identities, stereotypes, discrimination, investigating slavery, colonialism and white masculinity.
Gender studies are also at the core of art research Rebecca Chayona French director and performer from Martinique, has arrived in Santa Arcangelo in 2023 paintthis year at the art festival, I created new works with everyone Sandra CalderanIt draws strength from its involvement with queer and anti-racist groups, GuinerayaAt 9 pm on the stage of C’Entro Supercinema, the myth of the patriarchal family is deconstructed starting from its idols – the father and the mother – because of the limitations imposed by their respective roles. This show shows how feminism and “gouinerie” (lesbianism) can save your life when you grow up in a rigid rural environment. Rébecca Chaillon will also present a second work at the Festival, cake (July 14 on stage): A site-specific event where performers transform themselves into an edible cake, ideally allowing themselves to be devoured by the public.
On-site specific work Valentina Medaan interdisciplinary artist whose practice operates between image and performance; has two performances in Santarcangelo The Last Elegyartistically re-enacting the ritual norms of funeral weeping. The Mediterranean elegy is understood as a place of waiting, pause, absence; in this collective ritual, the sea is seen as a corpse, a body of water, solid and liquid at the same time, which passes and dissolves different bodies, liquefying the binary distinction between life and non-life. The performance flows into the Marecchia River, used for the first time as a natural setting, recalling themes such as water scarcity, migration, the tragedy of the sea and the earth. To reach the site, it is necessary to take the free shuttle service (7pm and 9.15pm) starting from via Giovanni Pascoli (on the corner of Piazza Ganganelli in Santarcangelo).
Reflections on the body are absorbed David Pontes Egypt Wallace Ferreira Together they created a dance trilogy on the theme of self-defense in the face of physical, imaginary and epistemological violence: Track N.3held at ITSE Molari at 7.30pm, is the last session of the movement that started yesterday Track N.2, The aim is to deconstruct notions of universal violence and seek to find new ways to understand and represent the experiences of minority groups. Drawing on postcolonial and gender studies, Wallace and Ferreira question how the body and what it carries manages to develop the capacity for self-defense.
New show reruns Vashish Subha, Sparse pearls – the pearls that attract everyone’s attention (Teatrino della Collegiata, from 6.30pm), Sarah ScutiCrePa (Petrella Theatre, 6 p.m.), Lucas Kavelis, She dreamed that she was washed up on the shore (Baden Powell Park, 7.30pm), Agnet Lisichnet, Raise your hand (Poets’ Palace, 8pm), Agata Siniasca, invalid (Teatro Lavatoio, 10.30pm) Francesco Tiago Cavalcanti, 52 Blue(Piazza Ganganelli, 10 p.m.).
How to Protest and workshop of Agnet Lisichnet This shows how protest can be an important tool for forming a social conscience through movement, writing and art, triggering initially small but gradual changes within society. All protests have one thing in common: two distinct but inseparable parts, namely the two positions on the scene, the position of the demonstrators and the position of those in power. The ultimate goal is to explore how political activism can be applied to creative practice, forming a specific “artism”.
Expired Speech The events will take place on Saturday, July 13, in the courtyard of Pascucci Elementary School. The first, at 12 noon, moderated by Silvia Bottiroli and with the participation of Eisa Baddour, Francisco Thiago Cavalcanti, Irkalla, Liryc Dela Cruz, Polina Chebanu, will question how performance art can respond to the need to expand the scope of public debate, questioning comprehensive models of interpretation of reality and dominant narratives.
The second lecture will be at 3 p.m. The body as archivemoderated by Lea Loeb, with participation from Agata Siniarska, Arianna Ulian, Davi Pontes, Marvin M’toumo, Rébecca Chaillon, Sara Sguotti, Wallace Ferreira. At the heart of the reflection is the political nature of the body and its transgressive potential in public space.
The second weekend, the streets of the center hosted Roomsa new market that brings life to Piazza Ludovico Marini and Via Matteotti during festive weekends. A series of themed rooms, each with a specific layout and in dialogue with each other, compose an original journey through everyday life among furniture, objects of furnishing and a garden filled with plants. Festival Center Piazza Ganganelli is reinvigorated: a meeting and social place, a strategic location to welcome the public, artists and guests. The food in the Piazza restaurant reflects a precise attention to quality and environmental protection, sustainable development and minimization of waste generation. In addition to the gastronomy, there is the round cocktail carefully prepared by Necessaire Bistrot, using exclusively these products, offering new and original flavors and aromas, inspiring creativity and enhancing seasonality and regionality.
The penultimate day of the Feast of Sant’Arcangelo is ambushcooperate with Bronson Productionsthis year at its historic location, at the foot of the Capuchin Park, along the banks of the Uso River. Free DJ sets by Somali DJs and producers from 11 p.m. Hibotep His DJ sets combine trap, hip-hop and house with influences from taarab, gnawa and Arabic music, colliding into vibrant contemporary sound collages that weave together energies and sonic narratives that are both unsettling and liberating. Trinity He is a video producer, stylist, DJ and the face of the most extreme Electroclash. His portfolio is characterized by a personal style and a strong console appeal.
Ticketing
Tickets: 13 €, ridotto: 11 €
Discounts for under 26s, Coop members, Touring Club, Proloco members, Start Romagna and Trenitalia Tper (Unica smart card holders, annual or monthly pass holders, single ticket holders to Santarcangelo during the event period)
Full subscription: 50 € (5 sessions)
Subscription for under 30 years old: 35 Euros (5 sessions)
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