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98288 by Stefano Fardelli

98288 Choreographed by Stefano Fardelli. (2017) The piece is part of the EurAsia Repertory. Assisted by Anindita Ghosh, Damini Gairola and Maitreyee Joshi Premiere : 14th of August, 2017, Chowdiah Memorial Hall, Bangalore. Performed in the video by Attakkalari First Year Diploma Students Commissioned by Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts Supported by Italian Embassy of Mumbai, India. Synopsis: Stefano Fardelli created this new piece for the Attakkalari's First Year Diploma Students 2016/2017. "98288" it is not only a "number" but it is actually a "name". During the Second World War the german army has imprisoned thousands of hebrews in the prisons called Concentration Camps. In this camps the german soldiers deprived the prisoners of their names giving them a number that was printed on their skin for all the rest of their life. Stefano with this piece does not want to talk about the war and about what happened in the concentration camps but he is focusing the project on the theme of the "discrimination" and also in the sequences we play with the massive number of dancers on stage inspired by the massive number of jews that are always present in the pictures of that time. Subscribe to Stefano Fardelli´s Newsletter in order to receive all the news about his classes, project auditions and performance dates happening all over the world here: http://eepurl.com/dApwNP Stefano´s online channels: The piece is part of the EurAsia Repertory. Assisted by Anindita Ghosh, Damini Gairola and Maitreyee Joshi Premiere : 14th of August, 2017, Chowdiah Memorial Hall, Bangalore. Performed in the video by Attakkalari First Year Diploma Students Commissioned by Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts Supported by Italian Embassy of Mumbai, India. Synopsis: Stefano Fardelli created this new piece for the Attakkalari's First Year Diploma Students 2016/2017. "98288" it is not only a "number" but it is actually a "name". During the Second World War the german army has imprisoned thousands of hebrews in the prisons called Concentration Camps. In this camps the german soldiers deprived the prisoners of their names giving them a number that was printed on their skin for all the rest of their life. Stefano with this piece does not want to talk about the war and about what happened in the concentration camps but he is focusing the project on the theme of the "discrimination" and also in the sequences we play with the massive number of dancers on stage inspired by the massive number of jews that are always present in the pictures of that time. Subscribe to Stefano Fardelli´s Newsletter in order to receive all the news about his classes, project auditions and performance dates happening all over the world here: http://eepurl.com/dApwNP Stefano´s online channels: EurAsia Official Page:   / …   Facebook Stefano Fardelli official page:   / stefanofardellidanceprojects   Instagram:   / stefano.fardelli   Twitter page:   / sfardelli   Youtube channel:    / stefanofardelli