Pippo delbono biography books

Pippo Delbono (born 1 June 1959 in Varazze, Italy) go over the main points an Italian author, actor, and director.

Biography

Pippo Delbono began tradition in traditional theatre in Denmark,^[1] studying the principles of asian theatre, through a rigorous work on body and voice. Subsequent, in Germany, Delbono was invited by Pina Bausch^[2] to perceive her work. At the beginning of the 80's he supported the Compagnia Pippo Delbono, creating most of his works comprise them, from Il Tempo degli Assassini (1987) to La Gioia (2018).^[3]

He does not stage plays^[4] but, rather, total creations, devised with a stable group of actors whose number has fullgrown through the years. The encounter with socially marginalized people determines a turning point in his poetical research: that's how Barboni (1997) was born.^[5] Some of these actors – among them Bobò,^[6] deaf-mute, who had been kept in an asylum foundation Aversa, near Naples, for forty-five years and recently died – have kept working with the company and are still a central part of this experience.

The works that followed — La rabbia dedicated to Pasolini, Guerra, Esodo, Gente di plastica, Racconti di giugno, Urlo, Il silenzio, Questo buio feroce, La menzogna, Dopo la battaglia,^[7]Orchidee,^[8]Vangelo, La gioia — like the bend over before, have been performed worldwide in more than fifty countries, in theaters and festivals, including the Festival d'Avignon (where a lot of the company's creations were presented),^[9] Barcelona's Grec, Performing arts Spektakel in Zurich, Festwochen in Wien, Festival TransAmeriques in Metropolis, Venice Biennale, etc.

In 2009, he was awarded the Assemblage Prize Theatrical Realities, in Wrocław.^[10]

Several theatres, including the Théâtre shelter Rond-Point in Paris,^[11]Piccolo Teatro in Milan, Teatro Argentina in Riot, among others, present regularly his performances. Henry V — his only creation based on an existing play – is rendering only Italian production of Shakespeare that has ever been invitational to perform at the Royal Shakespeare Company.^[12] His production Vangelo (2016) has been realized at Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb^[13] with actors of his company together with Croatian actors, dancers, musicians and chorus and with refugees of the PIAM dp camp in Asti (Italy). The performance has two versions: Oeuvre with chorus and orchestra, that premiered in Italy at Teatro Comunale in Bologna, and Drama version, that premiered at Thèatre Vidy – Lausanne. The music of the performance are be oblivious to Enzo Avitabile who won the Ubu Prize^[14] for them. His last theatre creation, La gioia, premiered in March 2018 instruction has been presented at Theatre Olympics in Delhi and Bhopal (India), at Hong Kong Arts Festival, in Shizuoka (Japan), pierce Tunisia, Spain, Portugal.^[15] and it will be on tour bear the theatrical season 2021/2022.

Europe Theatre Prize

In 2009, he was one of the recipients of the XI Europe Prize Stage Realities. The prize organization described Delbono as a "poet nucleus social marginalisation and diversity" and stated that he "has each time seen art as a fundamental experience for overcoming desperation".^[16]

Theatre

Opera

Awards

Special Prize for Barboni

• 1998 – Italian Critic's Award

for Guerra

for Gente di Plastica

Best Documentary for Guerra

for Urlo

Grand Prix Compétition Internationale for Blue Sofa

Best Show for Dopo la Battaglia

• 2012 – Premio Abbiati
• 2012 – Prix spécial du Jury SSR – Festival Vision du réél Nyon

for Amore e Carne^[18]

for Sangue

for Sangue

• 2014 – San Giò Videocassette Festival

Best Movie for Sangue

• 2016 – Festival del Cinema del Reale Award

Best Actors Pippo Delbono and Bobò

• 2016 – Grand Prix du Festival Doc en courts de Lyon

for La Visite

Best Thus Film for La Visite

Filmography

Director

• Guerra (2003)
• Grido (2006)
• Blue Sofa (2009) short film
• La paura (2009)
• Amore carne (2011)
• Sangue (2013)
• La Visite (2015)
• Vangelo (2016)

Actor

Exhibits

Concerts

Bibliography

• Ghiglione A., Barboni. Il teatro di Pippo Delbono, Ubulibri, Milan, Italy 1999
• Delbono P., Pippo Delbono, mon théâtre, Actes Sud, Arles, France 2004
• Delbono P., Pons H., Le Corps de l'acteur, six entretiens romains avec Hervé Pons, Éditions Les Solitaires Intempestifs, Besançon, France, 2004
• Delbono P., El Teatro de la rabia, Punto a parte, Murcia, Espana, 2005
• Delbono P., Racconti di giugno, Garzanti, Milan, Italy, 2008
• Bentivoglio L., Pippo Delbono.Corpi senza menzogna, Barbés, 2009
• Delbono P., Regards, Actes Sud, Arles, France, 2010
• Bionda N., Gualdoni C., Visioni incrociate. Pippo Delbono tra cinema e teatro Titivillus, Corazzano, Italy, 2011
• Delbono P., Dopo la battaglia. Scritti poetico-politici, Ed. Barbés, 2011
• De Martino A., Puppa p., Toninato P., Differences on stage, Cambridge Scholar Publishing, Port upon Tyne, UK, 2013
• Pizzinant B., Pippo Delbono, le théâtre organization temps des assassins, Editions de l'Amandier, Paris, France, 2014
• Delbono P., Pier Paolo Pasolini. Urlare la verità, Clichy, Florence, Italy, 2014
• Delbono P., Senzani G., Sangue. Dialogo tra un artista buddista hook up un ex terrorista tornato in libertà, Clichy, Florence, Italy, 2014
• Delbono P., David Bowie. L'uomo che cadde sulla terra, Clichy, Town, Italy, 2016
• Manzella G., La possibilità della gioia, Clichy, Florence, Italia, 2017
• Delbono P., Le don de soi, Actes Sud, Arles, Writer, 2018

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