Theatre in Italian language: Fratelli

Around this paradoxical motif, gestures and words, clashes and caresses take shape and are deconstructed, embodied by Paolo Grossi and Michele Calcari with a re-felt physicality brimming with emotion, in a theatre capable of evoking—without explaining—the joys and friction of bonds, believable and moving even when (or precisely when) logic must surrender like the dormant corpse of a child washed ashore, a final mould in which intimate kinship echoes the very act of being in the world.
A distillation of intensely powerful emotions. A lucid, truth-laden, immediate performance that goes straight to the heart of the audience… a continuous exploration of human relationships made up not only of words, but also of glances, caresses and affection.