Mario Perrotta

Author, actor and theatre director, Mario Perrotta is considered one of the most significant voices in the Italian theatre scene. His dramaturgies with a strong civil impact, directed and interpreted by himself in Italy, are translated and staged abroad in various languages ​​and in important contexts including the Festival d’Avignone and the New York Solo Festiva Festival (Award for Best Foreign Drama in 2018).
A finalist ten times at the Italian theater Oscars, the Ubu Awards, he won in 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2022 as an interpreter, playwright, and director of projects involving hundreds of artists. He also won, among other awards, the Hystrio Award in 2008 and 2014 as Best Show of the Year, while in 2015 he won the National Critics’ Award for the Ligabue Project. In the Name of the Father, of the Mother, of the Children (2018-2021) is the theatrical trilogy dedicated to the key figures of millennial families, with Massimo Recalcati as a dramaturgy consultant. The first two chapters debuted at the Piccolo Teatro in Milan: In the Name of the Father was a finalist at the Ubu Awards as Best New Text and Dei figli won in the same category in 2022.

https://www.marioperrotta.com/

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  • 2023

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4 Aug

4 August 2023 ⋅ h 21:00

Cantina Antichi Poderi
Jerzu

In nome del padre

MARIO PERROTTA

Ubu Award 2019 – Second place in the category Best new text or dramatic writing Written and directed entirely by Perrotta, In nome del padre was born from an intense exchange with psychoanalyst Massimo Recalcati, who has dedicated much of his work to family relationships. A father. One and three. Nothing transcendental: in the body of a single actor, three fathers very different from each other in terms of social class, geographical origin, wo...

8 Aug

8 August 2006 ⋅ h 21:30

Cantina Antichi Poderi
Jerzu

Italiani cìncali!

MARIO PERROTTA / TEATRO DELL’ARGINE

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Marcinelle tragedy Cìncali, that is: gypsies! That's what the Italians who emigrated to Switzerland thought they were called; it seems, instead, that it was a corruption of cinq, "five" in the language of the Padanian emigrants who played morra - ... yes, but it also meant gypsy! Almost a year of testimonies, a year of memories dusted off with difficulty. Memory is important because in 1990, when t...