Igor x Moreno

Karrasekare

12/11/2023, Nuoro

Tickets

⟶  Sunday 12 November, 7pm
TEN | Teatro Eliseo Nuoro

REGIONAL PREMIERE
CO-PRODUCTION FUORIMARGINE

Karrasekare is the new production of the Igor x Moreno company, inspired by the pagan carnival traditions of Sardinia and the Basque Country.

Karrasekare is a return to the pre-Christian rituals, when the celebration of the spring solstice was not yet called carnival, when the community was not yet asked to remove the meat, but to put much more meat on the fire.

Karrasekare looks to the past and enters the future. It uses the same rhythms that have accompanied us for centuries to produce new free, fluid, queer identities. It uproots pagan rituals from their context of origin (the street, the square, …) to pass them into the gears of the theatrical machine.

Karrasekare is a performance that vibrates with the energy of a festival, with the excitement of being together, with the risk that emerges when dances, songs and drunkenness mingle, with our sense of modesty, with the winter that has been and the blossoming that is just around the corner.

Direction and choreography: Moreno Solinas and Igor Urzelai Hernando
Performers: Margherita Elliot, Marcella Mancini, Alessio Rundeddu , Matteo Sedda, Giulia Vacca, Igor Urzelai Hernando, Moreno Solinas
Dramaturgical consultancy: Simon Ellis
Original music and sound design: Edward Robert Elliot
Lighting: Joshie Harriette
Set design and costumes: by KASPERSOPHIE
Technical direction: Edward Robert Elliot
Production: S’ALA and The Place
Co-productions: Theatre De La Ville, Fuorimargine | Centre for Dance Production in Sardinia, Romaeuropa and Bora Bora
In collaboration with: Toscana Terra Accogliente (with residencies at Anghiari Dance Hub and Armunia, and co-funded by Fabbrica Europa), HKD – Croatian Cultural Centre, Italian Cultural Institute London and NID Platform.
With the support of: MiC – Ministry of Culture, RAS – Autonomous Region of Sardinia, Fondazione Di Sardegna.

Duration: 80′

TW: nudity

Photo: Fabio Sau

Photo: Fabio Sau