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Diluvio

About this event

at Teatro Comandini

Loosely inspired by William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies, the creation DILUVIO explores shipwreck as a condition of the present, marked by profound fractures and fragilities.

Through a process of stage rewriting that shifts the original narrative, setting and timeframe, the young castaways’ desire for salvation dissolves, giving way to a new perception of shipwreck: no longer an ending, but a threshold from which to imagine the future, a drive towards the creation of spaces of belonging and connection.

In DILUVIO, dance and music unleash their soothing, lysergic and cathartic power, becoming a territory for the liberation of bodies. Drawing on the sounds, imagery and aesthetics of techno, trance and alternative rock countercultures, the stage becomes a fluid and immersive space, eventually transforming into a nightclub at the twilight of the world. A rhythmic downpour of lights, sounds, bodies, voices and sweat: a sensory vortex into which audiences are invited to plunge and take part in a ritual experience of transformation and collective celebration.

Lenght: 50 minutes + extra

Artistic Data

concept, choreography and set design Nicola Galli
dance Chiara Ameglio, Rafael Candela, Nicola Galli

live sound environment ALOS
dramaturg Giulia Melandri
vocal fragments Roberto Magnani
musical inspirations Simona Diacci Trinity
style research Miss Tilly
light design Lucia Ferrero, Nicola Galli
care and promotion Margherita Dotta
production TIR Danza, Orbita | Spellbound Centro Nazionale di Produzione della Danza
co-production MilanOltre
with the support of Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Oslo, Dans Sorost-Norge / Bærum Kulturhus, NID Platform, Embassy of Norway in Rome, Performing Arts Hub Norway
with the support of IRA Institute as part of the IRA Residencies Program
in collaboration with Nebula APS

Istantedanza – Dancing the present
in collaboration with ATER Fondazione and Regional Dance Forum
with the support of the Emilia-Romagna Region
as part of Infìnita – Landscapes of Dance

special thanks to Societas for making Teatro Comandini available