Sunday
November 15th
21:15
Theater and music
Stories at the window
Traveling is looking out the window. The world passes by, flows by, the clouds and mountains, the lights in the darkness of houses glimpsed from a train, as the song goes, and the people watching us as we travel. They are part of our panorama, and we are part of theirs. We can even turn the phrase around: looking out the window is already traveling. And after the window, you are no longer the same person, because the one who left is not the same one who returned. The windows are books that open before us, and for each window there is a story, a sensation to share, a single anecdote, a gaze to tell. This is what happens when Gek Tessaro (Rimanere, Carthusia), directed by Lella Marazzini, transforms his luminous theater into many windows from which to look out. Or perhaps lean out, to feel the color in your hair.
Traveling is looking out the window. The world passes by, flows by, the clouds and mountains, the lights in the darkness of houses glimpsed from a train, as the song goes, and the people watching us as we travel. They are part of our panorama, and we are part of theirs. We can even turn the phrase around: looking out the window is already traveling. And after the window, you are no longer the same person, because the one who left is not the same one who returned. The windows are books that open before us, and for each window there is a story, a sensation to share, a single anecdote, a gaze to tell. This is what happens when Gek Tessaro (Rimanere, Carthusia), directed by Lella Marazzini, transforms his luminous theater into many windows from which to look out. Or perhaps lean out, to feel the color in your hair.
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