Farenheit 451 secondo Ronconi
made his debut at Milan's Teatro Strehler Sunday, January 13, 2008 Farenheint 451, from the novel by Ray Bradbury , in the stage version translated by Monica Caputo and Daniel D'Angelo designed by Luca Ronconi and Elisabetta Pozzi . The co-produce the Teatro Stabile of Turin, the Teatro Piccolo in Milan, the Teatro di Roma and Teatro Biondo in Palermo. To directed by Luca Ronconi while on stage Elisabetta Pozzi confronts Alessandro Benvenuti, Fausto Russo Alesi , Melanie Giglio and Maria Grazia Mandruzzato . The theme is very famous and is a future society which is completely alienated from a dictatorial government, in which books are regarded as instruments of subversion and terror, freedom of thought is forbidden to read and get ideas is a crime is considered a fool utopia in a world controlled by giant television screens where only quizzes and sports.
The human race lives in peace, but rimbecillita completely convinced to be happy and those who think, worse ancora chi legge, viene arrestato. I pompieri hanno l'unico dovere di bruciare gli ultimi libri ancora esistenti, nascosti da pochi coraggiosi che infine imparano i classici a memoria pur di non perdere la propria cultura in modo definitivo. Farenheit 451 fu scritto nel 1953 dal notissimo autore di libri di fantascienza statunitense Ray Bradbury , che oggi ha 87 anni. Il romanzo nacque come estensione di un racconto breve del 1951, The Fireman , pubblicato anche in Italia su Urania nel 1953 col titolo Gli anni del rogo . Il titolo del piccolo capolavoro si riferisce alla temperatura con cui la carta brucia spontaneamente: 451 Farebheit corrisponde a 232,78° Celsius Ancora oggi ci si asked how the author to consider a future so not corresponding to reality in every detail (the libraries still exist!), but certainly in the direction of the company.
Luca Ronconi considers the text a solicitation, a warning to the "need of memory." Recall that in 1966 it was made into a film, directed by François Truffault , which caused quite a stir. The show, on stage until 10 February, sees the young Fausto Russo Alesi in the role of Montag, head of the firefighter who finds love of reading with Clarisse, Elisabetta Pozzi here, that's the first to discover a new way of living and then shows him the place where men live book. The young will eventually rebel against the orders of his commander, Beatty, played by Alessandro Benvenuti. The combination of excellent performers, an exciting direction, the set design by Tiziano Santi, Gianluca Sbicca costumes and Simone Valsecchi, Sergio Rossi lights and a soundtrack created by Daniel D'Angelo make it very interesting to watch this show on the big stage of Strehler.
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