Flusso (Flow), like a liquid that runs, or the waters of a river marking the valley. A flow of people moving together at the same moment. Like the sea that swells and grows under the influence of the Moon. A flow, like that of conscience: thoughts lined up, in a rush to get them out. Lino Guanciale stages an amphibious work in which he also performs, alongside Gianmarco Saurino: a monologue for two actors. Two actors, one character. A single character and two lives: the man is the child he was and that he still is. They both live in a room, one that is both real and invented, a true place, like the ships and vessels of the great novels. His life has been lived and imagined, like a story, which only happens if it is read and told. The story takes the form of works that swirl as though in a storm, finally overflowing and falling between the pages of Moby Dick, of Pinocchio, and of the legends with which we have grown. Christian di Furia has written a poetic and dizzying work, a journey to explore the mind and language; a confession, a game, a shipwreck. The protagonist slips between thoughts, recollections and visions: his voice transforms and multiplies, exploring eras, films and childhood homes. With ironic, lyrical and ferocious language, the author creates a poetical exploration of the meaning of identity and time, on growth, death and the impossibility of ceasing to exist.

Show in Italian with Italian and English surtitles. Please note that surtitles are not visible from rows 1, 2, 3, 4, 18, and 19 of the stalls

The performance on Thursday 28 May is audiodecribed in Italian