“L’uomo che cammina ” (The walking man) is a landscape performance, a walking journey of about four hours for 20 spectators at a time. A figure, shadowy and elusive, strolls through the city. Through her journey, the landscape opens up and hides from the eyes of the audience, which follows at a distance, as if spying, poised between identification and detachment.

Starting from the graphic novel by Jiro Taniguchi, DOM- builds a dramaturgy of spaces to delve deeper and deeper into the tangle of the city, and let the living experience of walking become the pretext for a hand-to-hand with reality. The protagonist of the Milanese remake is the writer and playwright Antonio Moresco. Walking in his footsteps and following his figure from behind, the audience finds itself immersed in a phantasmagorical sequence plan. The spaces follow one another – a square, a station, a cathedral, a swamp, a wasteland, a motel, a swimming pool – and are interwoven with solitary writings and tales of nocturnal journeys.

After the original productions in 2018 and 2019, realised thanks to the collaboration between ZONA K and Danae festival, the project is now also offered in the English version for the international meeting (UN) COMMON SPACES.

a project by DOM-
creation, dramaturgy and direction Leonardo Delogu, Valerio Sirna
with Antonio Moresco
and with Paola Galassi, Isabella Macchi, Achraf Saiklaroussi
with the guidance of Sathya Nardelli
and with the participation of the students of ITSOS Albe Steiner
freely inspired by the comic strip of the same name by Jiro Taniguchi L’uomo che cammina
sound processing of the text “Camminare da solo di notte di Antonio Moresco” curated by Fabio Zuffanti
with the voice of Gabriele Portoghese
in the English version audioguide sound processing Lorenzo Danesin
English translation of the texts  Richard Courtenay Dixon
video project by di Studio Azzurro curated by Alberto Danelli, Alexey Demichev, Laura Marcolini, Martina Rosa
co-production Sardegna Teatro e ZONA K, co-production 2018 and 2019 edition Teatro delle Moire  with the collaboration of Terzo Paesaggio
thanks for the collaboration Museo del Novecento, Abbazia di Chiaravalle and Pizza 3 Corvetto.

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