Elisabeth Thatcher
(photo by David Savaidis)
It can be called "The Theatre of Thought".
in Bologna at the Teatro "Club Fantomas" founded by Giorgio Celli was represented on 10, 14 and 15 May the drama "The case of the Wolf Man "Claudio's Beghelli .
The young playwright has made the play u n inspired by the most famous case history of Sigmund Freud, perfectly adapted to the needs of the stage.
The drama, provocative and full of tensions, has made use of the interpretation of two established players: Julius Pizzirani (also director), and Nicola Bortolotti .
remember the long and rich career of Julius Pizzirani in brief: the important collaborations with Glauco Mauri, Maurizio Scaparro, Giancarlo Sepe and many other great names of the Italian scene, besides participation in various film by Pupi Avati.
Nicola Bortolotti former pupil of Luca Ronconi at the School of Theatre Stabile di Torino.
The simplicity of the gestures, the minimalism of the construction and excellent interpretation have marked this work, enhancing the drama of sexual ruminations mental patient Sergei, stimulated by Freud in the reconstruction of the events during his early childhood.
On the occasion of the Prof. Stefano Bolognini , President of the Italian Society of Psychoanalysis has expressed his appreciation for the scientific value of this play and the ability to intrigue the viewer and bring the tortuous labyrinth of psychoanalysis, stressing the perfect stage made of complex material transformed into psychoanalytic narrative material and enriched with the extraordinary dream images projected.
drawings and set design were made by the artist Latvian Lolita Timofeeva . Intelligegte and extravagant idea was it to put the couch in psychoanalysis from the vertical. Simple and elegant, the rest of the display, played on the gradients and transparencies.
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