"The idea works very well: because for the Neapolitan choreographer, it is not just a feeling, but rather a sudden, momentary abyss—like a stumble in a fall, the obsessive repetition of a gesture rooted in superstition, the stillness of stupor that endures, the apotropaic anticipation in the darkness, all aimed at warding off the shadows. The search for a very difficult harmony." (...)“ Bolognino has an incredible capacity for invention, with a decided preference for well-orchestrated ensembles, an obsessive synchronicity that is glue but at the right moment broken into singularities almost always danced however between a thousand edges, and a thousand folds.Figures of the mind of a life in power."

RAI 5 | SORCERER'S APPRENTICES, O28 | min 7.10