The 'IM/NPARI' series of shows, including a tribute to De Andrè, will be held in Cetara on Sunday, July 10th at Piazzale Grotta.
Cetara's Blue Nights continue, with events dedicated to Equal Opportunities, scheduled in the summer calendar of the seaside village. With a view to inclusion, debate and reflection, Im/npari was born, the series of meetings that will each have a specific social theme, offering the possibility of giving voice to those categories - often and unfortunately, still today, considered "different": hence, the title of the event that wants to erase and change the "m" to "n", underlining how barriers are only mental constructions to be torn down.
A stratagem that is not only graphic, then. For the second evening, with free admission, Sunday 10 July at 21 pm, space for the theatre-song on the stage of Piazzale Grotta, where the protagonist will be the homage to Fabrizio De Andrè, a singer-songwriter who has told the facets of real and dream worlds, always on the side of the weakest, restoring their dignity and eternity.
On stage for the show De Andrè forever there will be: Giacomo Casaula (vocals), Luca Masi (bass), Andrea Barone (keyboards), Davide Trezza (guitar), Giovanni Caiazza (drums), Stefano Torino (guitar), directed by Giacomo Casaula. The dreamlike experience of life through dreams. Freedom, love, equality, femininity, brotherhood, solidarity, sharing, poetry, art, the fight for rights, suffering, pain, life and death: "If they cut you into pieces the wind would gather them, the kingdom of spiders would sew your skin and the moon would weave your hair and face, and the pollen of God, God's smile".
No one like Fabrizio De André catapults us into an imaginative dimension, in a dreamlike search for these values that permeate the life of each of us. The lyrics and music will accompany us on that journey desired by all towards the most lively and concrete search for utopia. It is not an oxymoron, it is only the power of dreams. I
The refined musical path and the in-depth textual expedient will act as our helmsmen, for an attempt at a comparative vision of those values that have characterized theatre and music over the centuries.
During the third and final day, Monday 29 August at 21 pm, the theme of physical disability will be addressed and, specifically, we will attend Salvador Dalì Yo soy un genio, an “unconventional” reading by Andrea Avagliano, Francesco Casaburi, Enrico Santoro. Accompanying them on the guitar, Vito Palazzo.
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