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again this year ... Replica

Last night there was the second and likely last reply of the show "Under the milkhood. The weather has taken in actors and director to the last dance, in fact, the tests were at the castle, but they were all ready to move to the Paul VI in case of rain. Rather miraculously despite threatening clouds, the water has decided not to come down. So this time it was possible to all people who came to see the guys watch the show without getting out. also the acting took place in its natural environment, and not in confined spaces.
Prima dell'esibizione teatrale nel piccolo anfiteatro del ristrutturato castello c'è stata un mini concerto della scuola di musica Mozart.
In seguito attori, tecnici, registi, cameraman, fans ecc. sono andati tutti insieme a mangiare una pizza o bere qualcosa, in un clima euforico creato dalla liberazione del peso di aver mostrato a tutti il risultato di mesi di lavoro.

Da creatore di questo blog vorrei ringraziare tutti gli attori, il regista Fausto, il super tecnico Stefano, quelli che ci sono venuti a vedere (anche 2 volte), le professoresse responsabili, i professori che considerano il teatro una bella esperienza, chi ha visitato questo blog e tutti quelli che hanno in qualche modo avuto a che fare con the show. I hope that next year someone take forward the project of the blog, since I'm in fifth, and next year I'll be a mere spectator

Thank You For Condolence

today is the day the reply. It would be the castle, but if the weather is inclement we will move again to Paul VI. In this case, to ensure that everyone can see it maybe it will be made to another replica on June 13.
However the show is tonight at 21 and 30, in the event of bad weather, I suggest you get to the theater an hour before

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From the blog of Daniel:

Time uncertain means to show the oratory of Pope Paul VI in Desenzano . Seating for 211 spectators and many would have had to go home but did not find the place, losing a very interesting show.
The plot takes place in a village of a few souls, opening with the various inhabitants asleep. Their state of unconsciousness has been pointed out by some actors who act as narrator. The attitudes, habits, vices are embodied by various characters when they wake up, thus giving rise to a flurry of reports of their remote village, where everyone knows everything about everyone. Applicant, was the presence of wives in a corner of the stage, and the same descriptive value was expressed dalle parole di Capitan Gatto che, cieco ed ubriaco, riconosceva gli altri abitanti grazie al loro modo di camminare, al loro profumo, al silenzio che calva intorno a loro come se la vita di tutti fosse un rituale abitudinario. L'esaltazione dei vizi, la ciclicità del tempo, il gossip informale fungono così da sfondo alla figura che risalta di più nel contesto, quella di Polly Bellagamba, donna emarginata dalla società sempre vicina a uomini che si abbandonano nelle sue braccia lasciandole spesso e volentieri un figlio da accudire. La figura però non si identifica con quella di "Bocca di Rosa" come canta De Andrè , ma piuttosto con una persona capace to accept all (and maybe if someone took advantage of). Next to this image, the saddest of history, playing the stereotypical relations of husband and wife, priest and community, crazy and serious, in a fast pace and engaging.
Congratulations to the director who has been able to fully give the parties to the actors at the same time have been shown to empathize fantastically in their character. The limited space of the stage was packed scenes giving a strong impact of dynamism to the viewer (who could not stop laughing especially in the first part).
deserved applause and then the company Bagatta high school, consisting of elements of both fresh approach more theatrical experience.

Congratulations to all!