From The South by Sabrina La Stella

Through a gesture that is never excessive, but always studied and attentive to create the drama (also in the lightness that prepares the drama) of a realistic situation, metaphor for the politic situation of that regime, the two dancers become a touching vehicle of the impossibility to love, representative of the love as a crime … Atacama Company is excellent in recreating all that in their own body, which amplifies the noise of the tragedy making it touchable in its more real expressions. Effective and touching in creating and showing that horror.

And it is excellent in making you feel discomfort and guilt for not preventing the horror that insinuates itself in daily life.

Sabrina La Stella

Avanti!

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