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Martina Badiluzzi turns to the famous novel by Emily Brontë to continue her investigation into female identity. A dialogue is born between the interior and the exterior, revealing a reflection on the ambivalence of human nature.
Bio
Martina Badiluzzi: director, author and performer. She trained studying with Anatolij Vasil’ev, the artistic duo Deflorian/Tagliarini, Lucia Calamaro, Brazilian director Christiane Jatahy, Joris Lacoste and Jeanne Revel, Agrupación Señor Serrano and Romeo Castellucci. In 2019, she won the Venice Biennale’s “Biennale College Directors Under 30” call for entries with the show “The making of Anastasia,” whose direction and dramaturgy straddles theater and cinema. As a performer, she was engaged in the international tour of “Avremo ancora l’occasione di ballare insieme,” a show by the Deflorian/Tagliarini company. In March 2022, she premiered at the Haydn Foundation in Bolzano, Italy, the musical theater opera “Silenzio”; her original libretto and direction. He directs and writes “Penelope,” a show co-produced by Romaeuropa Festival, and “Cattiva sensibilità” inspired by Charlotte Brontë’s opera. She is assistant director to Nanni Moretti for the show “Diari d’amore” on texts by Natalia Ginzburg. In recent years she has dedicated herself to the study of performance languages, in search of a possible dialogue between writing, the performer and the stage.
Credits
Directed and written by Martina Badiluzzi
with Arianna Pozzoli and Loris De Luna
Dramaturg Giorgia Buttarazzi
Assistance with dramaturgy Margherita Mauro
Scenes Rosita Vallefuoco
Sound and music Samuele Cestola
Lighting Fabrizio Cicero
Costumes Giuditta Verderio
movement dramaturgy Roberta Racis
Press office Antonella Mucciaccio
Production Credits
production: Cranpi, CSS Teatro stabile di innovazione of Friuli Venezia Giulia, Romaeuropa Festival
with the contribution of MiC – Ministry of Culture
with the support of Teatro Biblioteca Quarticciolo
