Elena Bonelli, the famous heir and official Voice of Rome in the world, tries to approach a more demanding and dramatic role in theatre, performing a show in homage to the playwright Bertolt Brecht.<\/p>\n
She performs an original interpretation, through new food for thoughts, giving to the show an easier and lighter insight, even pleasant for an unfamiliar public.<\/p>\n
Its lucky debut to the Todi Festival 2015, with a crowded public that really appreciated and clapped, for a long time, the new vitalizing interpretation of Brecht; Elena is a true versatile artist, able to interpret bizarre characters, always in a precarious equilibrium between amusement, melancholy and sweetness, a continuous rush of emotions.<\/p>\n
Mrs. Bonelli, accompanied on the piano by Cinzia Gangarella, masterfully interprets Brecht and Kurt Weill\u2019s pieces: from La ballade, conveying actual themes, as the power of money and the sexual slavery; from the popular mother gooses, dealing with the disadvantages of the elderly and the pensions in the Alabama song, a new life and emigration dream; Jacob Apfelbock, that underlines the familiar crimes; Marie Sanders, focalized on the racial hatred; Mackie Messer, that leads us to reflect on the serial killer figure; the scullery maid Jenny of pirates, with her powerful deliriums that change the world; Surabaja Johnny and prostitution.<\/p>\n
Elena Bonelli, endowed with her voice, gives a wonderful interpretation of Brecht, so original and unexpected, full of actual themes. Mrs. Bonelli interpretation of Brecht, linear and pure without any props, becomes a social consideration, an anthropological journey through which stories and testimonies marked the history of the world, where money and power have a painful contemporary relationship and the humanity is collapsing due to the upcoming risk to live the past again.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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