Rewind
Tribute to Cafè Müller by Pina Bausch
14/10/2008
, 
21:00
15/10/2008
, 22:15
Directed and performed byDaria Deflorian e Antonio Tagliarini
With Alexandra Grillo
A coproduction Planet 3 e Dreamachine 2008
With the contribution of Imaie
And with the collaboration of Area 06, Rialto Santambrogio, Florian TSI, C.A. Grattacielo, Armunia
Lenght 1h 15'
1978. Café Müller by Pina Bausch. A theatre infarct in the dance world. An artistic event, a piece of art history of the 19th Century. For all of us - too young at that time – Café Müller has been a comparison milestone, a myth, a set phrase. After thirty years we take Café Müller as a starting point. Today that object is bound to be other because time usually transforms, cancels and confuses and the idol, untouchable and turned into a legend, is finally crushed, only rubbles stays. Rubbles, at the end. A work on memory treasons, a re-invention attempt continuously interrupted by a multitude of small collateral tales between autobiography and absolute daydream. An improbable time rewind. Rewind, that’s it.
Deflorian Tagliarini
Daria Deflorian, actress and dramatist, graduated at Dams with a thesis about Image-Theatre in Italy. She studied with Domenic De Fazio, Danio Manfredini, Pippo Delbono, Masaki Iwana, Gabriella Bartolomei. As actress she worked for Martha Clarke at NYTW in New York, Teatro di Roma, Teatro Stabile delle Marche and for Pippo Delbono, Remondi and Capirossi, Il Pudore Bene in Vista and Dark Camera companies.
She also worked as Assistant – Director for Eimuntas Nekrosius, Mario Martone and Pippo Delbono. She conceived and interpreted performances and readings, particularly on Twentieth-Century authors.
Antonio Tagliarini, performer, author and director, studied with Danio Manfredini, Raffaella Giordano, Thierry Salmon, Marco Martinelli, Giorgio Rossi, Francois Pesentì, Marco Baliani.
He worked both as actor and dancer in many performances with several directors and choreographers such as Massimiliano Civica, Miguel Pereira, Raffaella Giordano, B.T. Jones, Marco Baliani, Giorgio Rossi, Cilla Lakatos, Fabrizio Arcuri (Accademia degli Artefatti).
He awarded a prize from Ministry of Portuguese Culture as the best show of the year, with Antonio Miguel (2000).
