Romeo Castellucci (Cesena, Italy, 1960) is known throughout the world for creating a theatre founded on the totality of the arts and aimed at an integral perception. He has also written various theoretical essays on directing. His theatre engages in a type of dramaturgy that overturns the primacy of literature, thus becoming a complex and supple form of art, a theatre made of extraordinarily rich images expressed in a language as comprehensible as music, sculpture, painting or architecture.<\/p>\n
His stagings are regularly invited to and produced by the most prestigious international theatres, opera houses and festivals, in over fifty countries covering all the continents. Among his most recent creations: The Minister\u2019s Black Veil<\/em> inspired by Hawthorne\u2019s parable (2016), Jeanne au b\u00fbcher<\/em> by Arthur Honegger (2017), Democracy in America<\/em> freely inspired by Alexis de Tocqueville (2017), Tannh\u00e4user<\/em> by Richard Wagner (2017) and Salom\u00e9<\/em> by Richard Strauss (2018). Triple award received for the 2018-19 season by Romeo Castellucci for Salom\u00e9<\/em> from the \u201cOscars\u201d of European Opera, a survey by the German magazine Opernwelt among fifty international music critics: Award to Romeo Castellucci for Best Show<\/strong>, Best Director Award<\/strong>, Best Production Designer Award<\/strong>.<\/p>\n At the end of 2018, the project Un automne avec Romeo Castellucci<\/em> sees the presentation of: The magic flute<\/em> by Amadeus Mozart in La Monnaie, the opening of the History of oil painting<\/em> exhibition in Bozar and the latest theatrical creation entitled La vita nuova<\/em> a Kanal- Centre Pompidou, performance who questions the collective destiny and art. The director\u2019s next engagements in 2020 have been postponed to 2021 because of to the health emergency due to the Corona virus. The opera Mozart-Da Ponte\u2019s Don Giovanni<\/em> opened at Salzburg Festival in 2021. The latest Societas theatre production entitled Bros<\/em>, that was to debut at the Kunstenfestivaldesarts in Brussels in May 2020 but has been postponed to October 2021 and has been presented as part of the FIT Festival at LAC theatre in Lugano.<\/p>\n < photo<\/b> Luca del Pia<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n B\u00e9r\u00e9nice<\/a>
\nIn January 2019 he made his debut at Opera Garnier in Paris with Il primo omicidio<\/em> by Alessandro Scarlatti.<\/p>\n@ FIT
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\n<\/em><\/span>2024 Edition
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