[X.04 movimento quarto >> Napoli]

2009

devised and directed by Enrico Casagrande and Daniela Nicolò

with Silvia Calderoni, Sergio Policicchio, Mario Ponce-Enrile, Monica Riccio (from the band “Nocturna” of Scampia) and Marina Napolitano

Motus futures Roca Luce band (Pasquale Fernandez, Antonio Conte, Giuseppe Capasso, Giuseppe Monetti) with the song “L’esistenz è nu martirio” produced by Mario Ponce Enrile and Giuseppe Capasso

camera Daniela Nicolò, Enrico Casagrande

video compositing Francesco Borghesi

text compositing Daniela Nicolò

sound compositing Enrico Casagrande

sound design Roberto Pozzi

lights Daniela Nicolò

technical management Valeria Foti

elementi scenografici Giancarlo Bianchini-Arto-Zat, Erich Turroni-Laboratorio dell’imperfetto

architecture advice Fabio Ferrini

backstage photos Mario Spada, End&Dna

Appearing in the video are children from the Roma camp in Via Cupa Perillo, Dario Cristiano of the music group “A Clockwork Orange” and the UNS crew from the Placido Rizzotto social center in Melito, the group of writers from Marano: Corrado Lamattina, Luigi Davino, Fabiana Vardaro, Davide Giuffrè, dancers from the TCK social center in San Giovanni, the president of the U.D.O. (Union of Organized Unemployed) Association from the San Ferdinando neighborhood, and the music groups “Peripheral Line” and “Sotto Zero.”

Motus thanks Recording studio DC Records Dany Greggio, all the guys from Punta Corsara, the managers of the Perditempo venue, Lavinia D’Elia

relations Sandra Angelini

organization and logistics Elisa Bartolucci, Valentina Zangari

administrative consulting Cronopios

production Motus, Theater der Welt 2008 in Halle (Germania), La Biennale Danza di Venezia, Lux-Scène National de Valence (Francia), Istituzione Musica Teatro Eventi- Comune di Rimini “Progetto Reti”

with the collaboration of L’ Arboreto di Mondaino and the support of Provincia di Rimini, Regione Emilia Romagna POGAS –Politiche Giovanili e Attività Sportive, Ministero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali

©Mario Spada

We want to inquire into these two types of suburbs through the black and white eye of the video-camera, seeking contact with kids who live in these places, recording their voices, their expectations and their songs. We want to gather images and experiences that don’t correspond to the usual stereotypes of bullying and micro-criminality. We want to record attempts at being, doing and reacting artistically to the “desert created by adults”.

The staff at Punta Corsara, the theatre centre founded by Marco Martinelli in Scampia, acted as our guides and consultants for moving around in these areas, controversial and all too trivialised by the media, working with us towards a final party that we organised in April 09 in Scampia, with some the bands, dancers we met in the area and in gipsy camps.

That day the stage will be taken over by the young musicians met during shooting in October, against a backdrop of micro-video-clips that will also be the soundtrack for the show at the San Ferdinando… a festival of live music, performances and above all great freedom to speak out and listen.

In these two years of work we have sought, brought in and involved on stage and in videos those people who don’t want to know about being like everybody else, people who can’t hack living the quiet life, people at bottom… like ourselves who, after vicissitudes and struggles with the world of school, work, university and politics, decided in the end to go for theatre.

©END&DNA

©Mario Spada

©END&DNA

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