Sound version of the show Earthbound.

What does it mean making a show of visual theater accessible to those who cannot see it? Marta Cuscunà has conducted a perceptive research laboratory, in collaboration with RAI Radio3, ERT and Al.di.Qua.Artists, to elaborate the sound description of the Earthbound show. Tell me what you want to see is a new dimension of the show’s enjoyment for accessing emotional spaces and imaginary visual theater through different perceptual streets. Not a neutral, objective or detached description. But a space for unusual personal and imaginary looks.

Reasons why we would like to invite you to see this show:

To immerse yourself in a 360-degree sensory experience where listening and vision contaminate each other. To live a morning out of the ordinary, letting yourself be crossed by the combination of contemporary art and natural environment.

Meeting point Al Lego Restaurant (Valle di Sella, 16, 38051 Borgo Valsugana, TN)

CREDITS

By and with Marta Cuscunà
In collaboration with Al. Di. Qua. Artists – Alternative Disability Quality Artists: Diana Anselmo, Giuseppe Comuniello, Claudio Gaetani, Aristide Rontini
And with Camilla Guarino, Mariella Popolla,
Sound design Michele Braga
Technical assistance Marco Rogante, Simone Spangaro
Production Emilia Romagna Teatro Fondazione, Etnorama
With the contribution of Banca di Credito Cooperativo di Staranzano e Villesse
With the support of the listening points Oriente Occidente in collaboration with Mart Museo d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto presso Giardino delle Sculture, Mart, Rovereto (TN); Cembra Lisignago (TN) – Ascolto nel bosco – Rete di Riserve Val di Cembra Avisio per la
Comunità della Valle di Cembra; Murmuris (compagnia in residenza al Teatro Cantiere Florida di Firenze); Nuoro – TEN Teatro Eliseo Nuoro – progettoTENGreen di Sardegna Teatro; IAC Centro Arti Integrate nei sassi di Matera, Big – Bari International Gender Film Festival/AncheCinema
Thanks for the cooperation Rai Radio3

Photo © Daniele Borghello

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