Wednesday, August 2, 2006

Isotonic Machines Tricep Exercise

Siddhartha's smile



SIDDHARTA THE SMILE OF THE RIVER

text, drama and directed by: Gary Brackett

The show "Siddhartha, The Smile of the River" is a loose reworking of Gary Brackett from " Siddhartha "Herman Hesse of (short novel published in 1922, has had, especially in the second half of the twentieth century, a huge spread between the young audience), from " Hanta Yo " A Saga of the American tribes Dakotah ( Sioux), 1979 by Ruth Beebe Hill ; from "Angel, look at the past," 1929 novel by Thomas Wolfe .

Script: no copyright, not protected: SIAE ENOUGH!
text

dates

Pescara August 3 Time: 21.30
Park Road (Villa Sabucchi)

Montone Mosciano SA. (TE) on 4 August at: 23.00
festival of street theater and art
"Between the sun and the moon"

Vasto (CH) 6 August Time: 21.30
Square Diomede

Fossa (Aq) August 7 Time: 21.30
the Strawberry Theatre Via del Forno


Pescara, July 24, 2006

"Siddharta, the smile of the River": a new bridge is built

... ... ... and this time not to join two parts of a city, we are talking about the Living Theatre for the first time ever produce a work with young actors of our city, all this under the artistic direction of Judith Malina and directed by Gary Brackett.
The awareness that this project gives us, is that finally all the energy that is fermented in the underground for years, can turn into something living, tangible, visible flesh and blood ... (Antonin Artaud). The

Living Centre Europe appeals to the "Public", what he considers the soul and his alter ego as honest, that is compared with itself again through this new job.
"Siddhartha ..." is the result of a project of the Center Living Europe and its International Workshop for an alternative training Actor . The Living launches its message through young professional actors able to play the game at a time in which you might need for certainty and strong points.

... we're going to tell him what is happening and how horrible (Julian Beck)


"Siddharta, the smile of the river"

Siddhartha is a man in search of the meaning of life, which past experience in experience and does not consider any of them permanent, because what he seeks is the mysterious Everything that has a thousand similar faces and changing, like the reflections of the river of a thousand voices in his unceasing flow.

Siddhartha offers a classic but very current topic of discussion: the importance of "faith" in a life force, which is common to all genuine religious experience in a broad sense and the inability to take a point view of absolute and final, or rather take their point of view as absolute and their faith (religious but also moral, political, etc.) as the only truth above all others.

The world is still on its way to the use of violence and coercion, using the religious diversity as an instrument of division and opposition of the people.
It 'important to the theater to reflect on this aspect of our world?
It is important to awaken the conscience of the power to change that each individual possesses human revolution?

can do it if he can show the invisible energy that unites actor and spectator, if unable to create a meeting face to glimpse a new world view, on an emotional level before rational.

protagonist of the show is the chorus, which through action on stage, chanting, ritual expression, evokes the story of Siddhartha and his interior conflicts.

The images are scanned by the choral and musical interludes by the entry of the ferryman Vasudeva, who embodies the wisdom of the River.


"If the bombs can not teach, how can the theater do?
theater as an instrument for the sanctification of the world."
(Julian Beck)


Stage manager: Alessandra
Archers

actors
Fabio Zavala, Beatriz Prior, Marilu Provisiero, Valentina Caiano, Anna Pierami, Emanuele Macciò, Massimo Montenero, Francesca Scaglione, Rocco Antico, Chiara Conti, Rossella Iorio, Laura Vennitti, Daniela Ialicicco, Veronica Pace, Valentina Capone, Emanuela Valiante, Natasha Macchniz, Lorenzo Sprecacenere

Credits: Dance Workshop

Pescara (Irene Placidi, Stefania De Laurentiis, Guy Silveri)
Virginia Giant, Rocco Antico, Assenzioperdue
Living Centre Europe

Tuesday, July 18, 2006

Converting Sd Hc Into Sd

river embankment: water holy water passing

THE LIVING THEATRE

Theatre Workshop presents residential

embankments
sacred water passing water



circle at the Shell (camping): Head of Rizzuto, Calabria

Led by Gary Brackett (Living Theatre)


to revive our relationship with the earth, to rediscover the precious water and to revive the theater.

The earth has its own memory, which is perhaps the greatest memory of the efforts of humanity. In this regard, "embankment" is the silent scream of the mother land: no more suffering, pollution, war, destruction, injustice, exploitation, lack of respect.

In own words "embankment" we also feel a strong and continuous desire, the desire to find a sense of a Paradise Now, for the community, a community which is communion and not just for men but it is a real communion with the earth and the cosmos, with all forms of life. This conception of the world, maybe old, believes that all creation is sacred but not: the man does not place himself above nature or other men.

Perhaps it is here that we can also find the source of the theater and inhuman, the great unknowable, the mysterious and terrifying confrontation with the earth and the cosmos. In this human need to recognize and shape, a poetic form, our dependence and interdependence with the earth, our body and his time.

"embankment" is a theater project that seeks the origins of theater itself, a comparison with our roots, with the many crises that shake the earth and the destiny of humanity, with our need for relationship and contact with ' other and the earth itself.

Gary Brackett and Living Theatre actors lead the workshop. They're already working on a new staging of the "embankment" which is completed with the collaboration of the participants of the workshop.
E 'provided some replies, Calabria, Sicily, Naples.

Lab from 8 to 13 August 2006 with shows
Info: 347/61.77.283

garyliving@yahoo.com

http://www.ilcerchiodelleconchiglie.it/

Hello all!

Like almost every year we are again planning a Living Stage for the warm months. (8 to 13 August 2006)
return to the Circle Shells of Cape Rizzuto in Calabria.
(see below for a description of work)
Participation in the workshop is free, or rather, included in the price of camping: about 10 € a day.

To see the camp in her beauty go to their site:
http://www.ilcerchiodelleconchiglie.it/

Then, if you want - even if they can not do this lab, we are putting in up a kind of tour for August (probably go down to Sicily, possibly in Salento).
We will have two large mobile homes, tents and maybe a couple of cars. The idea is that of a traveling road show together, perhaps, to show my smile of Siddhartha river. We share all costs, hoping to recover some money in the camps, squares, or groups and associations that host us.
If you know someone interested in this project (also ex logistical support. Campsites that can accommodate us, associations involved in promoting it, etc. ...) let me know soon.

See you on the beaches of Calabria!

Ps. I remind you that the lab
Pescara Siddartha the smile of the river will take place from July 24 to August 4.

Saturday, July 1, 2006

When I Bend Over My Penis Hurts

Still Living Still Living Malina


The Living Theatre - Judith Malina two forces still restless. Yet all too often the word is used anachronistic about the Living Theatre. Why? Seeking an explanation is necessary to speak of contemporary culture to understand this cynicism towards a group that has challenged every aspect of theater. The utopian ideals of the Living, against the war, the end of borders, the end of death due to famine, anarchy and pacifism, are, as Malina his eightieth birthday, persistent and uncompromising. Perhaps the reason it is so easy to label as anachronistic that, like the eternal rebel Antigone, challenge and compare the issues of today, the very fact that the world today seems absolutely out of the realization of these ideals. Arts Culture and now seem to reflect only their post-modernism, their art for art , their banality, their pessimism and their escape from a political and social commitment.

For his persistent radical spirit, for his poetry, for his theater and his exemplary life dedicated to art and politics, Judith Malina Palmyra receive the Peace Prize. On July 18 Fernanda Pivano , a great friend and translator of the Living Beat poets, will present the award to Judith. Judith Malina was asked to capture some of its in the words of poets Quarry in Carrara, Carrara always, to attend a meeting on the Beat Generation: The Sound .

Judith and the Living Theatre, though overwhelmed by the fame, the continuing attention of the press or criticism, are always available and accessible to all those who want to share this vision. In order to want to continue to spread and share the work of the Living Theatre, Judith will be on tour with her husband Hanon Reznikov in July and August, presenting three different places in their show Love and Politics. Will also take part in Refugees -ti with Annet Henneman and his Theater Hidden and finally present a workshop whose theme will be a classic of the Living 1964: Mysteries and Smaller Pieces . Even Gary Brackett of Living will present his show Siddhartha's smile River proposing a new staging of the laboratory that will result in Pescara, July 24.



be remembered, finally, that the Living Theatre will be confronted once again with New York City by opening the new Living Theatre Lower East Side in in Manhattan. Malina's dream is to create a space that would act as centrifugal forces for a new movement of 'art, activism and politics. To inaugurate it (the opening is scheduled for November 2006) will be a new production of the famous show abuse in the prisons of the Marines, The Brig

or Family anachronistic?
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Refugee Blues - Refugees-Ti



July 12 Ex-mental Paolo Pini, Milan
info

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July 17 The Scream

Cararra

(Judith Malina was asked to capture some of his words in the Quarry poets)

info

marconereorotelli@libero.it

tel. 335 6823579


Nanda Pivano: Quarry poets


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Presentazione del

Palmiria Peace Prize

Nanda Pivano and Judith Malina compare peace signs. Milano, June 12, 2006

July 18 Islands of Palmyra (Portovenere) Presentation

info

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Love and Politics


DATE: July 26

Carrara
info

July 28 Bassano del Grappa (Vicenza)
info
tickets

August 4 Montone Mosciano s. Angel in the province of Teramo, Abruzzo
info
Lorenzo Iannucci, E-mail
eidosarte@libero.it Tel 349-3183430

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Mysteries and Smaller Pieces




July 18 to 23 Tarcento (Udine)
Entertainment July 23
info

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SIDDHARTA THE SMILE OF THE RIVER



July 24 to August 3 Pescara

info

Images Of Pregnant Women

Two laboratories

1.

Mysteries and Smaller Pieces


Living Center Europe presents

A theater workshop: Living Theatre

Mysteries and Smaller Pieces

directed by Judith Malina, Hanon Reznikov and Gary Brackett

From 18 to 23 July 2006



at: Center Ceschia - TARCENTO - (Udine )

Mysteries and Smaller Pieces (Mysteries and smaller pieces) exploded on the scene in 1964 in Paris clashing with the French public not yet ready to accept a show that broke the perception of how to define the "theater". Between anger and revolt, but also enthusiasm, one thing was clear: the theater could no longer remain in the tradition of its previous forms.

No plot, no characters and scenery, Mysteries mistook the division between life and art, theater and political theater of protest, even reinventing the interaction between stage and audience.

Based on 'improvisation on rituals, on political slogans ( Street Songs) and theories of Antonin Artaud , the actors themselves confronted with a world of war and death, with life itself and our concepts of theater.

Today, the theaters of New York, the social centers in Italy, from places as far away as Lebanon and Serbia to the whole of Europe Europe, Msyteries, which is part of the repertoire of Living, challenge, and new generations with the same questions already asked in the '60s, but turning this time to a world still far from such visions.

Judith Malina, founder along with Julian Beck of the Living Theatre, will lead this workshop on Msyteries which will stage the show again then proposed.

The workshop provides participants the opportunity to explore different means of expression developed by the Living Theatre: acting non-fictional, Meyerhold and Biomechanics, hatha yoga, the political theater of Brecht Piscator and and Artaud.

The workshop will take place in Center Ceschia - TARCENTO - (Udine)
Cost: € 150.00
Deadline: July 12 For registration and info on the accommodation called:

http: / / www.livingtheatre.org/ tel 349/801.4588 (Eleanor) 329/408.3096 (Victory) 347/617.7283 (Gary)
E-mail:
garyliving@yahoo.com
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2.
Siddhartha The Smile of the River

Text and directed by Gary Brackett

from 24 July to 3 August in Pescara




If the bombs can not teach, how can it theater?

Julian Beck

It seems that this is the question of our day. Even today we live in a world full of violence, oppression and suffering.

theater as an instrument for the sanctification of the world.

So enters the character of Siddhartha Herman Hesse , dissatisfaction with oneself, the ideas of his time, the long journey leads him to discover himself and his place in the world. This is also a major theme of the book Hanta Yo, the saga of the Sioux tribe of Ruth Beebe Hill. This work has much in common with the Oriental philosophy, magic and mystery of the force of nature, the mystical journey in themselves, and still finding a balance between the restless voices and the voices of another self. So in the book American Thomas Wolfe, Angelo, look at the past, is narrated, in a version very poetic and lyrical, the life of a young artist and writer, who is confronted with the contradictions of human sadness and joy , love and tragedy of separation, the individual and society, artistic vision and daily life.


There are other sources of this script, psychologist William James and his important book, The Varieties of Religious Experience , the sacred book of Indian culture, Bhagavad Gita , Gilbran and others.

In the laboratory, participants explore the different techniques used in creating the show.

The laboratory includes the use of different media developed by the contemporary theater: Living Theatre, acting non-fictional, collective creation, training ritual expressionism Artaud, biomechanics of Mejer'hold, epic theater / political Piscator and Brecht, meditation , hatha yoga, body expression choir.

Cost 135 euro
Iscrizione chiama Valentina: 347 008 2304

Gary 347/617.7283

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Thursday, May 25, 2006

Gpsphone Sapphire Cheats

SMOPSM Re-mix

A new video by Gary Brackett
Adapted from Seven Meditations on Political Sado-Masochism by The Living Theatre


“I just watched the disc of SMOPSM Re-mix . It's magnificent. A much desired mix, for me, of old forms and treasured moments with modern realizations. But also with new energy and today's insanity. It's a kind of video clip, rock video, theater video. I might say also, your theater maturity and skill is evident. Don't want to get your ego too out of tilt, but it's good…… I mean, I had tears rolling down my cheeks.”
Tom Walker







Link al video: English

Link to video: Italiano

Thursday, March 30, 2006

Can Wine Cause Heart Palpitations

The Living Theatre: anarchic heritage. The Seven Meditations on Political Sadomasochism thirty years later in Turin. Seven meditations

Il Living Theatre: un'eredità anarchica. Le Sette Meditazioni sul Sadomasochismo politico trent'anni dopo a Torino.
(28 febbraio/11 March 2006)

"The form of government that is more suited to the artist is the absence of any government"
(Oscar Wilde)

We have just concluded in Turin and in some cities Italian recalled the day-long workshop, twenty years after the death of Julian Beck, the extraordinary experience of this theater group, which now boasts more than half a century old, and already you can see some interesting examples of contamination. On the other hand, the metaphor of the theater and ideas that sprout from tiny seeds scattered revolution with perseverance and determination has always been a theme dear to the actors and the Living is probably the lesson more real and lasting ..

strange and moving today to review this show designed in a completely different historical and political context, that of the seventies, when the stars of this legendary American theater group dedicated themselves body and soul to a political theater and research that had led them to abandon the conventional theatrical venues for their shows reach the common people, that is not usually in conventional theatrical venues: a theatrical experience that would make school and who has left a legacy unique and vital years later.

Living Theatre and anarchy
Theatre of Living in the Seventies, was a scene of "trench" where you will experience the impression that "asking the impossible" was not only obvious but had to. These were the years of experience-break of the French May, who had inspired one of the most famous pieces of the group: "Paradise Now." Their research, begun in the street, and continued in the ghettos, factories, newspapers and humble touches upon themes that are then converted into absolute and general categories: Power, Money, Love, War, Death, Property and generates an original way of working, which is closely linked to those days which consisted essentially of two phases: a strictly informational / politics and another tending to communicate awareness reached "sensitizing" as it was then, people on an uncomfortable reality, but not always accepted view, one of violence and death. The recipes were simple and absolutely crystal clear: love as a voluntary act and absolute and the theater-"wooden horse to take the city" - which would serve to undermine from within the institutions, the clichés, conventions: the thousand ill-disguised prisons daily. The goal: "Bella Non-Violent Anarchist Revolution", which was to follow a "free and harmonious life mentally, physically, sexually." Basically the people on the street Beck and Malina and their companions were trying to say that money is not important, that you might as well live without, because the existing would be sufficient for all, that there is no need to kill to work as an important leisure, you could live and work in their own self friendly cooperation, which would abolish the government, police, armies, property , prisons, and then consumerism, advertising, war, nationalism, all those values \u200b\u200band needs, which results from a social structure that produces hatred and unnecessary work.

The practice of "street theater", a conclusion consistent and necessary to a speech carried on with an almost messianic logic that the experience involves a total public and private sectors, the report, both as individuals and as a collective with the repressive apparatus with an attitude of blatant challenge, knowing that it meant suffering and blunt a backlash that manifested itself in boycotts bureaucratic, "beatings, arrests, prosecutions and convictions.

André Reszler in "Aesthetic Anarchist" in 1975, argued that the Living Theatre has three parallel objectives: the revolution through art, the Revolution through direct political action and anarchism as a lived experience. Living for the theater of action amounts to a meaningful political theater where you create a class consciousness, a political theater in which political life is put in opposition to the politics of death.

The experience of political theater has borrowed heavily from the teachings of Erwin Piscator, including Judith Malina was a student, but is refined mainly since 1963, after closing for "unavailability" of the local Fourteenth Street, where he held the representations of the group. In 1964 with "Mysteries and smaller pieces" Living is presented to the public with a revolutionary new text, the first attempt to "Free Theatre" collective work and without direction, the show is strongly characterized by anti-war themes and some members who do not share the cut given to the work, leaving the group. With the "Frankenstein" takes an overview of the history of mankind ottca under the violence of institutions. With "Antigone" and "Paradise Now" in 1968, the libertarian value becomes a unique feature of the group and a hallmark of their "action" stage. "

The matrix is \u200b\u200ban anarchist in a fragmented and eclectic from the beginning. Promulgation of the "Bella Non-Violent Anarchist Revolution" Judith Malina and Julian Beck incorporate the suggestions of solidarity and federal Kropotkin, Proudhon's dialectics, the pacifist and mystical anarchism of Tolstoy's works represent the American Paul Goodman, mixing them with the components present in the years Sixties radical groups in the U.S.: Eastern mysticism, Zen philosophy, the theories about the liberation of sexual energy by Wilhelm Reich.

The first contacts with anarcho-syndicalism is 1960, when members of the group participating in the collective of the IWW. After lengthy discussions the entire collective decides to officially join the association "wobbly", working as individuals in Job Branch, but as a group by subscribing to the policy initiatives of the association. From this moment becomes the Living and collective self-view of many members of the group experience and the practice has increased a great deal of anarcho-syndicalist group, giving a strong political motivation and the feeling states to be included in a global revolutionary project shared.


The "Seven Meditations on Political sadomasochism"
"The Seven Meditations on Political sadomasochism" born in this context and are part of a broader project - "The Legacy of Cain" - a great cycle theater, designed as a constellation made up of hundreds of stars, "a constellation that shines in a town or village" getting his "double" and assuming, then, each time a different face. The pieces of the cycle, a hundred different performances by style, length and language (some lasted a few minutes, others several hours) were shown between 1970 and 1978. They were intended to show those people who have not, in general, the chance to go to the theater and culture for economic reasons. The intent was to create a participatory climate encourage people to rediscover itself and reinvent their identity and culture. The scenery, as usual, bare essential, the existing elements are exploited, the bodies themselves become props. The colors used for the costumes, red and black, referring to the anarchist symbol.

The theme, the relationship established between master and slave, or, more generally, between executioners and victims, between those who command and those who suffer: a report based on a sadomasochistic bond. The argument drew its inspiration from project of the same name by the Austrian writer Sacher-Masoch: all men are subject to the law of violence, used by those in power, but also accepted, almost with satisfaction by those who suffer. This violence manifests itself in various forms: the power of the state, loving relationship, money, property, war and militarism, the culture of death. The owner, envied by the slave, in his eyes is a role model, an example of wisdom, beauty, perfection. In the end, the saga of Masoch, the master kills the slave consent. The aim pursued by the Austrian writer is to understand and break free from this kind of abusive relationship starting from the understanding of the element of love-hate between people in the form of psycho-sexual violence.

as devised by the Living, "The Legacy of Cain" became a kind of psychodrama where spectators were expected to reach an awareness of their frustrations and find, then, though not necessarily, the ability to overcome them. The pieces will follow the themes of-Masoch, and the same framework of mutual interweaving between the various forms of repression, but are thought to be reformulated depending on the occasion, thus making each time a different representation that wants to reflect the contingent reality. It 's the case of "Oratory of support for a strike," represented in Reggio Emilia in favor of the factory workers who were made redundant. The best-known pieces of the cycle, in fact never officially closed, are: "Seven Meditations on Political sadomasochism," "You are public documents," "The Tower of money" represented, for the first time in Italy, the Venice Biennale 1975. At the last performance of "Tower of money", in Venice the show was interrupted for a few minutes, one of the actors addressing the audience said: "In Venice we found people who said that the Living is the worst thing that has been brought to the Biennale, but we also found people who understood our work, and wonderful people, brothers, and as we struggle against the state and exploitation to a free society, for Anarchy "


Take Thirty years later and not waste the experience today is very important and there are several positive signs in this direction that must be reported, beginning with the stubborn and courageous work of Gary Brackett, who with Cathy Marchand, has continued in recent years to "contaminated" with small seeds of awareness livinghiana the Italian theatrical scene, enabling labs for students where you take the proven techniques for years in the Living Theatre - Technical yoga, Zen meditation, bio-mechanics - especially reaffirming its belief that the play is first and foremost a "collective creation". Gary has worked since 1989 with the theater collective of Living, has enabled many theatrical experiences in Bologna, Bari, Rome, New York, Turin, developed a personal vision of the theater where the traditional job search techniques on the body, meditation and political theater adds a keen interest in the potential of computer and video techniques, as can be seen on his website - www.videoweekly.net - a sort of video-weekly newspaper on the web of politics and culture. "Who are the promoters of contemporary culture that should be confused by the conflict between everyday life and "play" newspaper to make sense the apparent senselessness of the world? "Asks Gary and again" after all the vicissitudes of the world happening right outside our windows. " On the video offered on the site titled "This week's this" the computer and TV are our windows overlooking a plaza / virtual theater that is the Web.

In the show staged in Turin, directed by Gary was primarily a work of philological reconstruction work, notwithstanding the obvious update to the current historical context, as well as an operation to appear on the strictly didactic method of working aged Living by who was able to depress the boys in exactly the size and atmosphere. Not Remember that the piece on "Seven Meditations", introduction to the 'legacy of Cain "was designed for students and people interested in the discipline of meditation and had as its goal to unify the minds to a higher energy level, collective.

I asked the young actors you can not find the part and dated as compared to calls placed applicants and highlighted the class struggle, rather than removed and outdated argument today, the writings of Malatesta, and anarchist ideals, and they said that they had discussed among themselves and that they had found the work surprisingly present, because the issues addressed in the meditations are unfortunately very true today as then, violence is an insidious and widespread practice, the wars continue to ravage the world, the power of money rule the life of the planet and the final question "What can we do to change?" is, alas, the beautiful News.

The show was brought in several public places in Pinerolo, Val di Susa, in the social centers of the Baroque and Asylum Busy, Espace Via Mantova, and everywhere the reception was very warm. In particular, in the Susa Valley, where recent events notav, lived in a collective and shared by the entire population Susa Valley, have certainly had a good game in a positive atmosphere and warm crare.

Recall that, on the sidelines of this experience, has opened a blog-http: / / cosapossiamofare.blogspot.com - which aims to continue and broaden the debate to the virtual web community. Never before, the Living, which has spanned more than half a century of our history and our political life, there appears to play a necessary and valuable object, shown in one dimension yet to be invented and discovered.

Turin, March 19, 2006

Carla Pagliero

Thursday, March 23, 2006

Wording For Breakfast Invitation

: L'Espace Torino Saturday, March 11 '06







Friday, March 3, 2006

Rephresh Causes Yeast Infection

Seven Meditations on Political Sado-Masochism

Living Theatre Centre Europe and ORSA (Torino)
have
Seven Meditations on Political Sadomasochism
of
THE LIVING THEATRE
Directed by Gary Brackett (Living Theatre)


Seven Meditations on Political Sadomasochism collectively created in 1973 by the Living Theatre comes from the experiences of the company during their incarceration in Brazil, where the systematic use of torture pervaded the environment. Living Centre Europe (artistic director Judith Malina) and ORSA (director Eduardo Fadini) have a current recreation of the show as it was represented in the 70s. Directed by Gary Brackett of the Living Theatre with the participation of 15 artists from the Living Center Europe.

Shows:
Café Liber (ARCI Club) Tuesday, March 7

22.00
Corso Vercelli, Torino 2


Library Condove
Wednesday, March 8 2006
Piazza Martiri della Libertà
21.00

Barocchio Squat Garden
Thursday, March 9
Buffet and show
20.00
Baroque Route, 27
Grugliasco (TO)

Asylum Busy
Friday, March 10
Buffet and show
20.00
Via Alessandria, 12
Torino

L'Espace
Saturday, March 11
Meeting and show
21.00
Via Mantova 38 Torino


Seven Meditations on Political Sadomasochism collectively created in 1973 by the Living Theatre is a star in the constellation Legacy of Cain, a series of shows whose main topic is the master-slave relationship and how it pervades all levels of social structure.

Seven meditations is a personal voyage of discovery where we examine our ties to a political system whose essential nature is the rule: our habitual morbid and attractions for the money, property and objects, our dependency and acquiescence to the supreme state power, violence, war and competition that pervades the social life in which death permeates the life from the kitchen table to the bedroom where love is a game of power, possession and control. Finally and most importantly the desire for a revolutionary change that can reverse these sadomasochistic forms in every sphere and everyday politics. The

If tte Meditations on Political Sadomasochism are a part designed for students and people interested in the discipline of meditation. Hence its shape solemn, sober, as a ritual of the study, focusing, by unifying the minds to a higher level, unexpected.

The show uses various techniques, such as the rituals of African tribes Gnau of Morocco, the Brazilian Candomblé and Macumba rituals and rites of the monks za-zen.

Gary Brackett director and actor worked for 17 years with The Living Theatre of New York directed by Judith Malina .

ORSA 011/517.4409

Gary Brackett 347/617.7283
garyliving@yahoo.com