Agamennone

by Fabrizio Sinisi

with Maddalena Crippa, Sergio Basile, Claudio Pellegrini, Emilia Scatigno, Alessandro Sampaoli

directed by Gianluigi Fogacci

stage design Gianluigi Fogacci

costumes Marina Mango

music Andrea Nicolini

lighting Pietro Sperduti

production Tieffe Teatro

A house crossed by waiting, a finished war that keeps leaving open wounds, a homecoming that, instead of restoring balance, makes it explode once and for all. With Agamennone, Fabrizio Sinisi rereads Aeschylus' masterpiece, transforming it into an intimate and ferocious tragedy in which myth stops belonging to the past and becomes an uneasy mirror of the present. Directed by Gianluigi Fogacci, the show places at its centre not the epic of victory but its consequences: the void left by war, the difficulty of returning to life, the fragility of power, the weight of guilt and repressed desires. The characters move through an unstable emotional landscape, suspended between the need for love, memory, violence and the longing for redemption. The actors on stage give body to deeply human figures, crossed by contemporary tensions while remaining immersed in the tragic dimension of myth.