Marcial Di Fonzo Bo
Paroles d’acteurs / Push Up
de Roland Schimmelpfennig
© Raphaël Pierre ©
© Raphaël Pierre ©
© Raphaël Pierre ©
© Raphaël Pierre ©
Push Up
of Roland Schimmelpfennig
Direction, Marcial Di Fonzo Bo
Dramaturgy, Guillermo Pisani
Choreography, Kathleen Reynolds
With Thomas Arnaud, Ophélie Bazillou, Bastien Bernini, Esther Comar, Anouk Féral, Yoli Fuller, Vincent Marie, Julie Muzard, Charles Templon
Coproduction Association Artistique of Adami ; le CENTQUATRE , Festival d’Automne à Paris
Text published by éditions de l’Arche.
This year’s edition of « Paroles d’acteurs », produced by ADAMI, showcases actor and director Marcial Di Fonzo Bo, who worked with Claude Régy and Rodrigo García in the past. Based on a workshop with young actors, he stages Push Up by the German playwright Roland Schimmelpfennig. The play explores the language and power wars of the corporate world, strangely echoing ancient tragedies.
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