© Pietro Bertora
Performance
nothing deeper
Elena Rivoltini
February 4 – 5, 2025
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Running time: 20'
Tickets
Full: 13 €
Under 30 / over 65 / groups: 9 €
Students: 6.50 €
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Setting out from a feminist, embodied, and intersectional perspective, Elena Rivoltini gives voice to the voiceless, that is, to the phonatory processes that precede and enable vocal emission. In nothing deeper, the “support” techniques of opera singing, laryngeal mechanisms, diaphragmatic breathing, intercostal movements, and semi-voluntary organs are amplified in a field recording of the inner anatomical landscape and collective listening. A mysterious and surprising organ concert, an anatomical lesson subverted, an act of rebellion against the medicalization of female and marginalized bodies.
Elena Rivoltini is a performer, sound artist, and curator. A graduate of the Accademia del Piccolo Teatro in Milan, she studied renaissance and baroque singing, specializing in ancient vocal polyphony and electronic music. She explores voice, breathing, and proprioception queerizing visions and senses. She debuted as a performer for Bob Wilson and works with theaters, museums, and art institutions including Biennale Musica and Biennale Teatro in Venice, Piccolo Teatro in Milan, ERT, Teatro India and Argentina in Rome, Triennale Milano, Threes Productions, Fondazione Elpis, LAC Lugano, Festival Catalysi - Societas Raffaello Sanzio and Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles. She speaks five languages and curates an archive of endangered voices and glossolalia.
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Due to ongoing construction, access to the theater is through Viale Alemagna. To avoid the stairs, enter through the gate in the park. The entrance is also accessible to people with disabilities.
Credits
A project by and with: Elena Rivoltini
Sound design: Claudio Tortorici
Light Design: Andrea Sanson
Custom objects: NM3
Research supported by: FONDO
With the support of: Fondazione I Teatri di Reggio Emilia, Triennale Milano Teatro
In dialogue with: Michelle Moura, Ntando Cele, Julian Hetzel, Alex Baczynski-Jenkins, Ayesha Hameed
Trailer: 3000eyes
