LANGUAGE: Italian
DURATION: in definition
TICKET: €13 full price, €11 reduced
After the performance, an aperitif will be offered by Proposta Vini to all audiences.
ITALIAN PREMIERE
What is age? Is it just a number? Or is it something that defines what we can do, how we should look, and how we are expected to behave?
And what about the historical era we live in? How much does it shape our bodies, determine where they can belong, how they should dress, and what form they are allowed to take?
On stage, three actresses, three bodies carrying different ages and lived experiences, challenge these rules and reflect on what it means today to be young or old, moving beyond the labels imposed by chronological age.
The backdrop is the present historical moment: an era in which bodies feel the need to meet, to become visible, to manifest, and to share experiences. The audience is part of the scene—not spectators, but society itself—invited to share the experience as a collective body that becomes voice and presence.
IN SHORT
Three actresses on stage question age as a simple number and the social expectations that come with it. With irony, they deconstruct these codes and explore the conventions imposed by chronological age. After all, what is age, really?
With Francesca Albanese, Silvia Baldini, Laura Valli
Choreographic direction Silvia Gribaudi
Text and research Francesca Albanese, Silvia Baldini, Silvia Gribaudi, Laura Valli
With the collaboration of Loredana Savino
Produced by Qui e Ora Residenza Teatrale
Silvia Gribaudi is an Italian choreographer working in the performing arts. Since 2004, she has been exploring the body as a social and relational tool, blending dance, choreographic language, and humour, with strong audience and community involvement in her creative processes.
Her recent works include AMAZZONI (2026), SUSPENDED CHORUS (2025), THE DOOZIES (2024), and GRAND JETÉ (2023). Over the course of her career, she has received numerous awards, including the Premio Giovane Danza D’Autore Veneto, the DANZA&DANZA Award, and the Hystrio Corpo a Corpo Award. Her work has been presented in international festivals and theatres across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, and selected by networks such as Aerowaves and NID Platform.
Alongside her artistic work, she develops research projects and participatory practices linked to specific territories, collaborating with cultural and educational institutions in Italy and abroad. She is co-founder of Zebra, a dance production organisation supported by the Italian Ministry of Culture, and is currently an associate artist at Le Gymnase CDCN in Roubaix and Teatro Stabile di Torino.
