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On Friday, November 27 at 8:45 p.m. the show "Pitecus" will be held at the Teatro Comunale Dino Buzzati.
Pitecus is a show that analyzes the relationship between man and his perversions: graduates, layabouts, young people in despair searching for an opportunity to fill their pockets and gain fame, highly decorated in morality who speculate on the misfortunes of others, old people seeking an identity to help them kill time before time kills them, individuals living a habitual life, people who sell their bodies in exchange for purely material well-being, beings who travel to enrich superficial and exterior cultural competences.
Pitecus attacks the culture of lethargy and creative quiescence, telling stories of many characters, a back-and-forth of people living in a disordered microcosm. There are no positive representations, everyone settles for less, everyone feels like a victim, they work to hide themselves, buy feelings and dignity, do not love, create flatness and dysfunction.
by Flavia Mastrella and Antonio Rezza
with Antonio Rezza scenic paintings: Flavia Mastrella
(never) written by Antonio Rezza
creation assistant: Massimo Camilli
lights and technical: Alice Mollica
general organization: Stefania Saltarelli
stage manager: Eughenij Razzeca
costumes: Nennella
press office: Chiara Crupi Artinconnessione
organization and communication: This is Acqua
production: REZZAMASTRELLA – La Fabbrica dell’Attore Teatro Vascello
Reservations at biglietteria@slowmachine.org or tickets for sale at: VivaTicket
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