Who has never been, or has anyone left? The experience of farewell hurts us all closely, in each role that is more congenial, fleeing or "soft". The Little Book of saying goodbye to Luke Ragagnin collects a series of these great moments and it Tragni Carlo and Franca Ferrari, happy theatrical partnership immune to separations, have drawn a cabaret, Farewells love, staged Saturday at 5 to 21 Theatre at the Court of Giarola (free admission), within the consonance of survey items Collecchio. "We have created with these micro-narratives staged way we like it, hit and run," Ferrari says, adding: "legacies in terms of theatrical situations are both great opportunities with small openings that comic drama; this corresponds exactly to our way of doing theater. " There a couple who must marry, but the wedding march fades and their union results in a series of funny jokes, launched to the public as fast whipping "pills lost love, with which it comes out looking more theatrical and pushes the humor of the situation. The real situation of cabaret in the theater has been lost and if they miss. This way of working for us is also a return to basics, when the crime drama staged by Max Aub. Twenty years on stage together are important, and their phases. "We had the desire to return to the cabaret," says Franca Tragni. "In recent years, although anxious to do something very funny happened more than half way the work took a turn wistful, poignant. This time we made an impression cabaret's strongest work. These stories are caustic, not at all unhappy in their hardness; raise a wry smile, but there is no sadness, only the force of irony. We have composed a bizarre sequence of goodbyes that, paradoxically, are very real, reflecting the universal clumsiness and inadequacy that we have to leave someone. "
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