On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Gioachino Rossini's death, Monica Casadei faces one of the most famous titles written by the Pesaro master with a choreographic interpretation characterized by an atmosphere suspended between a shady-past and a flashing and frenetic present.
Who is really Figaro? For Monica Casadei he is the prototype of the successful man in today's world.
In rigorous managerial clothes, the Rossini hero becomes the emblem of those who are able to satisfy with efficacy, vivacity and savoir faire the expectations of a society that requires every day the achievement of one's objectives optimizing time and energy.
On a choreographic level, the character of Figaro is multiplied in the bodies of the entire company. Without distinction of gender, the performers act with the determination, energy and rigor of a special team: tonic, gritty and hyper-concentrated, their dance manipulates time and space without respite, weaves and dissolves an endless network of changes of direction, intersections of trajectories and movements.