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I meant to include my google aided translation of what the information I sent... Freaks La “Diversità” fra teatro e spettacolo convegno, spettacolo, tavola rotonda The "Diversity" between theatre and (freak)show. A convention, show, round table discussion. Live tweeting #laboratorioolimpico Bárbaros (letteralmente “balbuziente”) è la parola onomatopeica con cui gli antichi Greci motteggiavano gli stranieri che non parlavano greco, alludendo alla ‘diversità’ come un gap fisico e culturale insieme. Questa ‘diversità’ oggettiva è appunto ciò che si cerca a teatro e che perciò sta tra i suoi fondamenti come comportamento sociale, tanto che il teatro stesso si può definire come il luogo dove questa diversità viene com-misurata (mimesis) per meta-bolizzarla (katharsis), sia essa percepita come etnica, culturale, psichica o perfino morale - sempre fisica in quanto reale. Dunque oggi l’esibizione del corpo ‘diverso’ da parte di alcune esperienze teatrali, ‘umanitarie’ o ‘artistiche’ che siano, è norma piuttosto che eccezione e rinnova l’esigenza di chiarire il ruolo dei nostri pregiudizi, distinguendo fra omologazione e banalizzazione del ‘diverso’: fra Teatro e spettacolo. Barbarous (literally "stuttering") is the onomatopoeic word with which the ancient Greeks mocked foreigners who did not speak Greek, alluding to 'diversity' as a physical and cultural gap together. This objective 'diversity' is precisely what is sought in theater and is therefore one of its foundations as a social behavior so much that the theater itself can be defined as the place where this diversity is met (mimesis) to meta-bolster it (catharsis), whether it is perceived as ethnic, cultural, psychic or even moral - always physical as real. Therefore, today the exhibition of the 'different' body by some theatrical, 'humanitarian' or 'artistic' experiences that is, is a norm rather than an exception and it reiterates the need to clarify the role of our prejudices, distinguishing between homologation and banalization of the 'different': between Theater and show. On Thu 5 Oct 2017 at 14:20, David Spathaky <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > From: <[log in to unmask]> > Date: Tue 3 Oct 2017 at 18:07 > Subject: Teatro Olimpico di Vicenza > To: <[log in to unmask]> > > > Dear David, as we said, here the program of the symposium in Teatro > Olimpico we talked about in Crewe. I send you also the word file, in the > case you need to translate anything. > > Really nice to have met you, and all wishes to you of a long, passionated > study of theatre > > Roberto Cuppone > -- > About me - http://dave.spathaky.name > > Important - Any ideas or thoughts expressed in this email are my own and > do not imply my official policy or my endorsement of any policy or product. > If you received this email in error please print out and burn. > -- About me - http://dave.spathaky.name Important - Any ideas or thoughts expressed in this email are my own and do not imply my official policy or my endorsement of any policy or product. If you received this email in error please print out and burn.