Show "Europe of war, Europe of peace”
WEDNESDAY 16th MAY 2018 HOURS 10.00-12.00
Show: "Europe of war and Europe of peace"
Santa Margherita Auditorium
Campo Santa Margherita, Venice
Free entry until exhaustion
As part of the initiatives organized by the lagoon city in occasion of the Europe Day 2018, the show "Europe of War and Europe of Peace" was held, which is part of the 2018 Year European cultural heritage.
The show took place from 10.00 am to 12.00 am at the Santa Margherita Auditorium in Campo Santa Margherita, in Venice, aimed at sensitizing, through acting, music and dance, the importance of European history and common values especially the youngest.
In fact, the protagonists of the morning performances were the girls and boys of the Venetian Theater Academy, the Liceo Musicale of Venice and the Educated State High School "Agli Angeli" of Verona, who have interpreted, through the performing arts, issues related to the hundredth anniversary of the end of the Great War in order to stimulate reflection on the important role played by the European Union in maintaining a lasting peace in the continent.
PROGRAM:
- 10.00 - 10.30 Institutional greetings and introduction
- 10.30 - 11.30 "Chronos Paràdoksos" Show
Scenic reading of the "Booklet for a European Opera" by Gianfranco de Bosio and Maria Gabriella Zen.
Verses of 24 great poets set in the structure of the historical eschilean tragedy to reflect on the Europe of war and the Europe of peace with students and actresses of the Venetian Theater Academy.
Music of Maria Gabriella Zen - Adapted and directed by Nicoletta Maragno
- 11.30 - 12.00 Music and dance
Songs of European composers interpreted by the Choir of the Music High School of Venice,
Dance choreographies performed by the dancers of the Educated State High School of the "Agli Angeli" in Verona.
COMPLETE SCHEDULE:
10.00 - 10.30
Introduction
Ivana Padoan, Director of Cestudir (Center for Studies on Human Rights) of the Ca 'Foscari University of Venice
Francesca Vianello, Europe Direct Venice Veneto of the City of Venice
Giuseppe Zaffuto, Spokesperson of the Deputy Secretary-General, Directorate of Communication, Council of Europe
Giuseppe Goisis, former Professor of Philosophy at the Ca 'Foscari University of Venice
10.30 - 11.30
"Chronos Paràdoksos" Show
"Chronos Paràdoksos. Booklet for a European work "by Gianfranco de Bosio and Maria Gabriella Zen (Matteotti 2012 Prize of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, winner project for the European Cultural Program 2007-2013).
Scenic reading with Arianna Addonizio, Meredith Airò Farulla, Rossana Mantese and the students of the Third Year of the Venetian Theater Academy.
Music of Maria Gabriella Zen. Adapted and directed by Nicoletta Maragno.
Eight women's voices recall the painful historical events that paved the way to the collaboration between people around Europe.
In an historical moment in which often particularisms question the peace created, the theatrical reading "Chronos Paradoxos", was born with the intent to make known "the cultural identity of Europe", retracing the crucial moments that, during the twentieth century, led to the decision to create a supranational Union to ensure greater harmony and cohesion. Through the works of 24 poets (23 European and one American), written in ten European languages, the dramatic historical events, such as the Spanish War and the Second World Conflict, have been traced with the structure of the "Greek tragedy".
11.30 - 12.00
Tracks of European composers
Performance of 3 musical pieces interpreted by the Choir of the Liceo Musicale di Venezia, directed by prof.ssa di Canto Lara Matteini:
- Cabaret by John Kander
- Vois sur ton chemin by Bruno Coulais
- El Vito, Traditional
Dance choreography
Performance of 2 choreographies dancers of the Educated Statale High School "Agli Angeli" of Verona (for a total of 13 people):
- choreography "Ode alla Donna" on the notes of the European anthem, "Inno alla Gioia" re-adaptation by Stefano Augelli
- "Break the Silence" choreography on Drehz's Prison of Decision notes
"Ode alla Donna" - by Prof. Loredana Bordoni
Interpreters students of classes 3 ^ C and 4 ^ C to address classical dance
On the famous Beethoven notes and through an abstract choreography, the dance represents a Fil Rouge that contains cultural heritages and positive values. The interpreters are here the muses that in an ephemeral way replace the text and, through their freshness and their strength, give a renewed vigor to the music using the universal language of dance.
"Break the Silence" - by Prof. Nicoletta Massignani
Interpreters students of classes 3 ^ C and 4 ^ C to address contemporary dance. It is a choreography inspired by the theme of violence against women, a woman who breaks free from unheard and inexplicable mistreatment. The red shoes are a must, a symbol of the social campaign linked to this theme which is positive: choreography is an invitation to "rise up" against such violence, to "break the chain of silence" that makes women a prisoner of humiliation and bullying , highlighting the strength and beauty of the woman, who, although indelibly marked, wins against violence.
More info
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