CLAUDIA CANTONE
Art therapy for the development of the performing arts and for personal growth
Zero Zero Clown
TECHNICAL SHEET
Starring
CLAUDIA CANTONE
Directed by
Written and produced by
CLAUDIA CANTONE & CLAUDIO FOIS
Light & Design
Costumes
RAQUEL COT ROMERO AND FIORENZA TEOFILI
Photos
AGNES COBOTAITE
Graphics
Voice Over
Contacts:
CREDITS
gallery
video promo
poster
dossier
light plan
technical rider
SINOPSIS
A red nose, a “superwoman” tight overall and a lot of energy: these are the main elements used by Claudia Cantone, alias 00CLOWN, to perform her dynamic, funny, malicious and sometimes irreverent show.
The reckless life of a secret agent, who is hunting a classical, lethal villain, turns into a playful pretext to open a lot of situations.
From a hot and provocative woman who can’t give up her olive Martini; to a virtuous (and repressed) preacher who wants to save sinners from the “frenzy of sex”; up to the Death-clown, who’s tired and bored and who won’t hear again the bell of the captains of the world, calling her for the usual dirty job: the horrors of another war.
Cantone’s clown entertains with hilarious gags and clear “double meanings” but she can’t do without some bitter laughs as in the best clown tradition, a small rescue for a world that you can only save through sneering.
In this show the clown plays around various kinds of issues: Death; invisible, flying bullets; car chases on the street and through the jungle to find the villains and maybe defeat Evil. The applause of the audience to this show is like a “signature”, it’s a signal of the people’s involvement; it indicates an ideological agreement where art becomes political and the will to change from here into something better: a different world where, as Claudia shows, smiling is necessary and can sometimes save life.
This show was presented in the following spaces:
2008 - Accento Teatro - Roma (Italia).
2008 - Teatro Piccolo Re di Roma - Roma (Italia).
2009 - Teatro Almazen - CICLO “Very important women” - Barcelona (España).
2009 - La Bombeta - Mollet del Vallès - Barcelona (España).
2009 - Centro Culturale Ama l'italiano - Barcelona (España).
2010 - Roca Umbert Fàbrica de les Arts - N.C.I. - Granollers - Barcelona (España).
2011 - Teatro Piccolo Re di Roma - Roma (Italia).