Now in its 12th edition, the International Festival of Contemporary Creation is going to propose in Terni, from the 15th to the 24th September, some of the most interesting contemporary artistic realities. 

The Festival, born as laboratory to experiment and develop new languages, became a stage able to give visibility to national and international artists, a space in which trying to overcome the divides among performance art, theatre, dance and music.

On the 15th and 16th September the festival will offer a preview with two evenings devoted to the trilogy of Liv Ferracchiati.

We will get to the heart of the event from the 20th to the 24th September by focusing on the close relationships, on the concept of “common good” and on the cohabitation in a space seen as “public and belonging to the audience”, following the red wire drawn by the question “Can we imagine a sense of belonging to places that goes beyond property?”. 

Artists will share with the audience itineraries of vision and participation: dances and incursions into exotic illusions such as Bermudas by Michele di Stefano, walks at dawn and at sunset seen as new rituals with Frido Wiersum and everyday moments devoted to food, turned into extraordinary milestones also thanks to Rares Craiut and his cooking show aimed at reconsidering the traditional cuisine.

With the claim “Come Close”, the message encouraged by the 2017 Festival is a call to participate and to combine the fantasies of everyone, in order to redeem the idea of decline as well as of the impossibility to produce changes in the reality around us, an energy that can originate just from a multitude, a community.

These are just some of the performances and artists of the Terni Festival, where show, research and action will once again be protagonists. 

For further information:

www.ternifestival.it