MIO CUORE, IO STO SOFFRENDO.
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Gorizia Exclusive edition
ArtistiAssociati (ITA)
/ Antonio Marras
by: Antonio Marras
actors: Riccardo Bocci, Ferdinando Bruni, Gabriel Da Costa, Marta Malvestiti, Ida Marinelli, Laura Marinoni, Klaus Martini, Marta Pizzigallo, Giuseppe Sartori, Marco Vergani
performers: Giulia Bean, Lisa Bergamasco, Greta Cisternino, Kledi Dibra, Michele Ermini, Rossella Furlan, Lucia Guarino, Siro Guglielmi, Francesco Marilungo, Michela Massolo, Edoardo Mozzanega, Barbara Novati, Vincenzo Puxeddu, Giulia Quacqueri, Pamela Ranzenigo, Paolo Rosini, Davide Tagliavini, Cecilia Maria Tragni, Sebastian Zamaro
singer: Gabriella Gabrielli
choreography: Marco Angelilli
choreography assistant: Lucia Guarino
art director: Paolo Bazzani
coordination: Gianluca Sbicca, Valeria Orani
thanks to Patrizia Sardo Marras for her collaboration
thanks to Vanni Feresin for his historical advice
production: ArtistiAssociati Centro di Produzione Teatrale
duration: 100 minutes
The title of the performance, Mio cuore io sto soffrendo (My Heart, I Am Suffering), is taken from a song by Rita Pavone. It says much about Antonio Marras’ poetics: he weeps, sews, borrows, and recreates images and visions from popular culture, as well as narratives drawn from forgotten objects. Calvino, Buzzati, or a verse from a forgotten song that resurfaces in the mind and, as Barthes suggests, suddenly becomes important when one is in love. The performance explores pain, stages of life, personal stories, and melancholic, frightened childhood memories—reciting the alphabet or multiplication tables at primary school.
In the year of GO! 2025 Nova Gorica and Gorizia European Capital of Culture, ArtistiAssociati has chosen to launch a unique site-specific project involving a group of 29 actors and performers, bearing the prestigious signature of Antonio Marras.
For Marras, art is a constant source of inspiration and a guide. It intertwines and unites all the worlds that are part of his life—design, fashion, vision, and experiment after experiment, even the world of performing arts.