Teatro Grande di Brescia

Raffaella Giordano e Stefania Tansini | Tu non mi perderai mai

Protagonist of the “historical” contemporary, tireless instigator of sensitive choreographic encounters, Raffaella Giordano relies on a special artist to re-interpret, twenty years after its debut, her Tu non mi perderai mai. Loosely “inspired” by the Song of Songs, the solo-among her most elusive-is the one that best fits Tansini’s intimate and “sacred” simplicity. Presence/absence in a desert of gestural tears, Giordano threw between himself and the audience with hypnotic results a promise of long waiting and lingered between an unlived life and a vanished desire. Today, the play could resurrect with melancholic estrangement from the thousand veiled tensions of Tansini. Thus the message will become a medium of sensory tenderness and painful challenges. (Taken from the text Il mistero e la sua sfida by Marinella Guatterini)

choreographed by Raffaella Giordano
danced by Stefania Tansini
lighting creation Gianni Staropoli | Maryse Gaultier
sound design and electroacoustic composition Lorenzo Brusci
added sound Jòhann Jòhannsson
costumes Beatrice Giannini
technical execution: sound Andreas Froeba | lighting Maria Virzi, Lucia Ferrero
design Stefano Ricci
Production 2025 | Sosta Palmizi in co-production with Triennale Milano Teatro, Fuorimargine Centro di produzione di danza e arti performative della Sardegna
with the support of Fondazione del Teatro Grande di Brescia, Centro di Rilevante Interesse per la Danza Virgilio Sieni

 

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