10 October 2015 Cecilia Delle Fratte and Daniele Rizzo, Persinsala

Margini Operativi | Attraversamenti Multipli
[…] A work with an enormous emotional, political and ideal meaning, able to pull didactic moments together with images with an amazing expressive and plastic power. […] Instabili Vaganti, trough scenic moments rich in rhythm and corporeality, stage the new desaparecidos and the warning to the consciences. Desaparecidos#43 is the attempt to break the wall […]Continue reading "Cecilia Delle Fratte and Daniele Rizzo, Persinsala"

5 October 2015 Azzurra Padovano, Fermata Spettacolo

DESAPARECIDOS #43… Or #44?
It isn’t a commemoration.“Vivos los llevaron y vivos los queremos” (“They picked up them alive and we want them alive”) is the slogan that leads the demonstrations and that the artists repeat on the stage. It is the construction of the memory: memory for these disappeared bodies whose lacks is scarring deeply. […] The space […]Continue reading "Azzurra Padovano, Fermata Spettacolo"

May 2015 Maria Dolores Pesce, Dramma.it

Megalopolis#43
The company Instabili Vaganti is perfoming at Festival Akropolis a new dramaturgy, the second moment of evolution of a theatrical study that has a strong relationship with the artistic ferments coming from Mexico. The company faces that unfamiliar land and stages its deep pain. […] [The performance] opens our eyes. The photos and the momories […]Continue reading "Maria Dolores Pesce, Dramma.it"

19 March 2016 Maddalena Porcelli, Proscenio web

“Desaparecidos#43” by Anna Dora Dorno and Nicola Pianzola
The injustices, the crimes, the oppressions, the contempt, the mistreatments of million of people are universal, but in the same way are universal the reminder of life, of rebellion, of dignity. Rebellious geographies will always exist, places where for each destroyed life one hundred of them will bloom angrier. […] Megalopolis is a project developed […]Continue reading "Maddalena Porcelli, Proscenio web"

20 March 2016 Michele Di Donato, The Pickwick

¿HASTA CUÁNDO?
43 is the number of an unsolved obsession, of a screamed truth […] 43 is a number that quantifies and identifies one of the defeats of what we persists to call “civilization.” […] The history repeats itself, but the memory is nurtured; the art takes charge of it and becomes an act of love for […]Continue reading "Michele Di Donato, The Pickwick"