Upcoming events
- , Stara mestna elektrarna - Elektro Ljubljana, Ljubljana, SI
- , Stara mestna elektrarna - Elektro Ljubljana, Ljubljana, SI
- , Stara mestna elektrarna - Elektro Ljubljana, Ljubljana, SI
- , ZKM, Zagreb, HR
- , ZKM, Zagreb, HR
SAD SAM PPP begins with the dead body of Pier Paolo Pasolini as a point from which biography, history, political thought are reorganised.
The final forty-eight hours of Pasolini’s life form the temporal and spatial score of the performance. Moving backwards from Idroscalo through Rome, Paris and Stockholm, the work traces a path from the body found at the scene of his death towards a body that is still thinking, speaking, working, travelling, encountering others and imagining its own future.
Through a choreography of withdrawal, the performance moves against historical time, gradually stripping away the posthumously produced images of Pasolini: cultural icon, political symbol, victim, police case, photographic document, dead body.
Pasolini appears as a dispersed subject, produced through the people who encountered, loved, interviewed, served, waited for, found and identified him. The performance constructs a parallactic portrait in which his identity emerges through the irreducible differences between these perspectives.
At the centre of the work is also the question of reconstruction as a form of repeated violence: the endless return to Pasolini’s death through investigations, testimonies, photographs, films and theories. SAD SAM PPP begins with this over-interpreted body and moves backwards, away from the site of death and towards a time in which action, speech and future are still possible.
Tickets: 12 € / 8 € (pupils, students, pensioners) / 4 € (SVŠGUGL, AGRFT, members of DSPS, DGKTS): https://tix.emanat.si/
Discounted tickets can only be reserved at info@emanat.si or info@bunker.si.
Collaborators
Authorship, direction, choreography & performance: Matija Ferlin
Authorship, dramaturgy: Goran Ferčec
Set design: Mauricio Ferlin
Music & sound design: Luka Prinčič
Light design: Dario Družeta
Costumes: Matija Ferlin
Graphic design: Tina Ivezić
Support
Production: U.O. Provincija, Emanat
Partners: Bunker, Zagreb Youth Theatre (ZKM), Mediterranean Dance Center Svetvinčenat
Financial support: Ministry of Culture RS, City of Ljubljana, Ministry of Culture RH, City of Pula, City of Zagreb, County of Istria
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