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
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
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