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MozartMozart

MozartMozart

Mozart, Mozart, everywhere: on round chocolates, coffee cups, towels, in our ears and hearts. In addition to his immortal music, his equally complex personality continues to fascinate today. Our image of Mozart is largely shaped by legends, superlatives and commercialism. In addition to his enormous oeuvre, Mozart also left behind countless letters that provide insight into his biography and his thoughts. However, the film AMADEUS by Miloš Forman brought the Mozart hype to a new high, including a romantic conspiracy theory. Georg Reischl and the guest choreographer Luca Signoretti dedicate a dance evening to the exceptional musician and person, in which music is the starting point. The rehearsals for this dance evening had already started last season, but had to be stopped in the second lockdown. The evening remained at a still sketchy stage. Dance director Georg Reischl has decided to postpone the piece until this season because he is still very concerned with the playful approach to Mozart's music and the examination of tradition and existence. MOZART MOZART is a multifaceted evening - with 100 percent Mozart as the soundtrack, played by the Regensburg Philharmonic Orchestra. Musical direction: Arturo Del Bo Choreography and direction: Luca Signoretti, Georg Reischl Stage: Natascha von Steiger Costumes: Min Li Light: Wanja Ostrower Dramaturgy: Christina Schmidt With: Laureen Olivia Drexler, Elisabet Morera Nadal, Rei Okunishi, Louisa Poletti, Giorgia Scisciola; Filippo Buonamassa, Alessio Burani, Bartłomiej Kowalczyk, Lucas Roque Machado, David Nigro, Tommaso Quartani
The other Me - National Theater Mannheim

The other Me - National Theater Mannheim

With "The other Me" Luca Signoretti has further developed his creation "The Other" (premiere on May 14, 2022). The quality of one's life is co-determined by the quality of the relationships one leads - and that includes the relationship with oneself. Learning to love yourself is critical to your own happiness, success in relationships, and the way you interact with the world. Those who don't love themselves first tend to lose themselves in relationships and take on characteristics that their partner expects. Luca Signoretti has taken these thoughts further in the more detailed discussion of issues related to personality development and once own ego. The other Me Description: The quality of your life is the quality of your relationships” – and that includes your relationship with yourself. Learning how to fall in love with yourself is essential to your own happiness, to your success in relationships and to the way you interact with the world. We’ve all heard that we need to love ourselves before we can truly love anyone else. When you don’t love yourself first, you’ll tend to get lost in relationships. You may take on the qualities your partner wants you to have instead of staying true to yourself, find yourself unable to set boundaries or become very needy and always want to be around your partner. This can work at first, but ultimately you’ll end up driving most partners away. Part of knowing how to love yourself in a relationship is being able to identify and communicate your needs and having the confidence to fly solo once in a while.
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