The workshop, open to all, professionals and non-professionals, takes place in Rome
within the programme of the festival Attraversamenti Multipli 2023 produced and realised by Margine Operativo

There will be 5 days of workshop + a scenic outcome / final performance

The workshop will be held
on 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 june

Dates and timing:
26, 27, 28 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
29 June from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
30 June from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The scenic outcome/site-specific performance realised during the workshop will be presented to the public: 30 June at 7 p.m. at the Parco di Torre del Fiscale within the programme of the Attraversamenti Multipli 2023 festival

The workshop is open to everyone: professionals and amateurs of all ages and artistic disciplines.

Participation is open to a maximum of 15 people.
Attendance at all meetings is required.
The workshop takes place outdoors and in natural urban spaces.
We recommend comfortable clothing and trainers.
The workshop is FREE of charge.

To apply for the workshop you must send
BY 1 June
An email to: lab@attraversamentimultipli.it
With the subject: Workshop Farsi Corpo – Name and Surname
You will receive a reply by 10 June
In the email please include
> Name and Surname, telephone number + 10 lines in which you tell your story!!!

Presentation

FARSI CORPO workshop is the second movement of a journey that began in the metropolis of Rome in December 2022 as part of the “Corpo_Città” project curated by Margine Operativo and continues in the Attraversamenti Multipli 2023 festival through a format that includes a free five-day workshop and a collective performance presented on 30 June

“After a period of forced immobility, we try to re-appropriate natural urban spaces and human relations, to reconnect with our bodies and those of others. We believe it is really useful to propose a meeting offer for those who wish to approach our creative and performative methodology. We therefore offer a workshop representative of the Compagnia C&C’s research led by Carlo Massari, which will make use of concrete physical practices to explore the dramaturgical elements of dance and performance languages. The work will focus on the search for “original” movement and its relationship with the voice (in all its meanings) to find the communicative essence of movement.” Carlo Massari

The Company

C&C identifies itself as a project for the creation and development of an artistic language directed towards a physical and dramaturgical investigation, closely related to contemporary social issues. Characterised by a work without superstructures, C&C is interested in the depth of interpersonal relationships, with the aim of bringing truth to the stage through a deeply physical language that allows the audience to feel represented within its universality.
The Company, founded in 2011, denotes from the outset a vocation for the hybridisation of dance and physical theatre with other performance languages.
Recurrent are the creations that envisage the involvement of the communities with which the Company comes into contact, establishing a dialogue with the community capable of enhancing the artistic project: a search for relational truth that characterises the poetics and is combined with a total imaginative openness capable of bringing the public closer to the theatrical experience.

www.ceccompany.org

Carlo Massari

Carlo Massari is a performer, choreographer and transdisciplinary creator active on the Italian and international contemporary scene. He has always been committed to the research of new performing languages, and he delves into the hybridisation and mixing of different artistic disciplines, defining in the “amphibious” form his clear and recognisable distinctive trait.
His eclectic training and professional career is characterised by experiences that alternate between prose and musical theatre, and even dance and physical theatre. His Masters include: Malou Airaudo, Michela Lucenti, Sonia Schoonejans, Theatre de l’Ange Fou, ATER Balletto, Lucio Dalla, Csaba Antal, Walter Le Moli, Claudio Longhi, Pietro Luigi Floridia.
Over the years he has collaborated as a performer for: Biennale di Venezia, Barbara Nativi, Marco Baliani, Teatro dell’Argine, TeatroDue, Cie.Balletto Civile, Cie.Abbondanza-Bertoni, Cie.della Rancia, Cie.Petri Dish.
In 2011 he co-founded C&C Company, a research and production company in the field of dance-theatre (recognised by the MIC), for which he is Artistic Director and is responsible for the award-winning creations: Maria Addolorata (HiverOclytes – Avignon, International Choreographic Competition – Hannover, Tanzpreize – Berne), Tristissimo (Premio Roma Danza, Les Lendemains qui Dansent – Arques), Beast Without Beauty (ActFestival – Bilbao), Les Miserables (NID Platform), Right.
In 2020 he was awarded the CollaborActionXL prize by the AnticorpiXL Network and became an Associate Artist of the Oriente Occidente Festival.