20 october, Cluj National Theatre
Made in Romania – L’ala Step 1
Company/Artists Balletto Civile and Teatrul Imposibil
Duration 30’
Concept/Idea Balletto Civile
Direction and Choreography Emanuele Braga and Emanuela Serra
Artists/Interpretation Ramona Dumitrean, Romina Merei, Bogdan Rădulescu
Scenography Balletto Civile
Video Balletto Civile and Daniela Neri
Dramaturgy Balletto Civile and Cristinel Marian Nedea
Production/ Co-Production Santa Chiara Graduate School of the University of Siena, Centre Culturel Français de Cluj-Napoca, laLut / Festival Voci di Fonte (Siena, Italy), Festival Errances (Conques, France), Laterna Magica (Budapest, Hungary), Poleski Art Center and AHE (Lodz, Poland)
In collaboration with National Theater (Cluj-Napoca)
Here the next dates of the show at National Theatre of Cluj-Napoca.
“The Arts of the Future will be radical transformations
of situations, or they will be nothing”
Guy Debord
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By this artistic process we plan to establish a dialogue with reality, reflecting on our condition as workers. From the standpoint of art workers, we are trying to understand what is going on now, here, in Romania. We will perform an action in order to show shortly what we can realise about it, playing ironically around our awareness, our feelings, our efforts, and our tragedy.
See also the performance page on di Balletto Civile website.
madeinromania/LALAstep1 from ballettocivile on Vimeo.
Centre Culturel Français de Cluj-Napoca
The Centre culturel français in Cluj has been established by French Embassy in Romania in 1991. It is part of an exceptional network composed by 209 French Centres and Cultural Institutes spread in 130 countries. Deeply rooted in Cluj cultural landscape, the Centre carries out a wide range of activities in the cultural and educational fields.
Some of its main purposes are to promote innovation in the cultural field and disseminate artistic products, bridging the local cultural environment with the wider European and French space of artistic creation. The participation of the centre to the project “Playing Identities” is in continuation of its activities of support to theatrical work and creation, and shows its commitment to the diffusion of an open culture based on diversity and cultural encounter.