This workshop on Shakespeare’s Hamlet explores the body and the voice, as its extension, through a dramaturgical focus that revolves around the generational question. From today’s adult world come demands and expectations, just as they did to Hamlet, who was asked by his father’s ghost: “If you have loved me enough, avenge my murder; the serpent that wears the crown has bitten my life; remember me, remember me…” This is the burden that will lead Hamlet to his death after going against his nature and living a life of inadequacy and guilt. The workshop will take place outdoors, in connection with the landscape: water, trees, sounds, lights.
Young artists under 35 from Friuli Venezia Giulia immersed themselves in a three-day masterclass on the world of theater for new generations. Relationships were at the heart of everything: knowing ourselves and others, being aware of the dynamics we establish with others, with the world around us, and how we “play” with conflicts.
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Giulietta De Bernardi trained at the Centro di Sperimentazione Teatrale in Pontedera, taking courses with dancers from Pina Bausch’s company and actors such as Danio Manfredini, Alfonso Santagata, César Brie, and Duccio Bellugi of the Théâtre du Soleil. She has worked as an actress in productions directed by directors including Roberto Bacci, Claudio Morganti, Antonio Viganò, Cesare Ronconi, and Alfonso Santagata again. She has worked in film alongside actors such as Iaia Forte, Anna Bonaiuto, and Isabelle Hupper. In 1998, she founded the ScarlattineTeatro company.
Public restitution time: August 23, 6:00 PM
in collaboration with Servi di Scena. https://www.servidiscena.com/evento/blooming-fantasma-amleto/