Marco Berrettini
Si, Viaggiare
© Raphaël Pierre ©
© Raphaël Pierre ©
© Raphaël Pierre ©
Si, Viaggiare
Idea and choregraphy, Marco Berrettini
Idea for decors, Marco Berrettini
Realisation decors, Acte II (Marseille)
Costumes, Sylvia Faleni, Ella Abbonizio
Sound, Samuel Pajand et Marco Berrettini
Lighting, *MELK PROD.
With Marco Berrettini, Jean-Paul Bourel, Sébastien Chatellier, Laetitia Dosch, Bruno Faucher, Katy Hernan, Vanessa Le Mat, Antonio Pedro Lopes, Samuel Pajand
Production, PLATÔ – Séverine Péan, Carine Hily
Coproduction La Bâtie-Festival de Genève ; Centre national de danse contemporaine-Angers ; Festival d’Automne à Paris
Corealisation Théâtre de la Bastille (Paris) ; Festival d’Automne à Paris
Residence at Centre national de danse contemporaine-Angers
With the support of the Département de la culture de la Ville de Genève, du Département de l’Instruction publique de la République et Canton de Genève, de Pro-Helvetia-fondation suisse pour la culture, de la Cie Gilles Jobin / Accueil studio (CH)
Helped for diffusion by Arcadi
With the support of the Direction régionale des affaires culturelles d'Ile de France-Ministère de la culture et de la communication
With the support of Adami
Premiered at ImPulsTanz (Vienne) July 23 2011
“Nine astronauts land on a small planet called Lena”: such is the starting point of Marco Berrettini’s choreographic exploration. In a world replete with means of communication, how do you encounter the other? Si, Viaggare revolves around this paradox, showing the encounter as a transgression. Backed by philosophical and scientific thoughts, the piece is an intimate fable with a critical vision.
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