Soglie

Four women inhabit a space of transformation.

They do not portray characters, but states of being. They cross thresholds, transform, support one another, collapse, and rewrite themselves.

The performance explores the body as a living archive: a place where memories, desires, wounds, inheritances, and possibilities accumulate. Every gesture preserves a trace; every contact creates a new geography.

The ages of life coexist: childhood resurfaces in old age, vulnerability encounters strength, care becomes rebellion, and lightness interrupts pain. Time bends, fragments, and expands.

Between irony and drama, the bodies move through everyday and visionary images, transforming into landscapes in constant flux. No identity is fixed, no balance is permanent.

Four women compose and decompose a collective organism, an unstable constellation in which every fragility contains strength and every fall opens an unexpected possibility.

There is no story to follow, but an experience to move through: an exploration of the human being as a territory in constant metamorphosis, where beauty emerges from contradiction, imperfection, and the inexhaustible capacity to transform.

Direction: Delia De Marco Performers: Carla Bi, Alessandra Marinó, Sara Montanaro, Delia De Marco