La Noces de Cana
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In Les Noces de Cana, a drunkard upstages an Angel (on a trapeze) with the story of Christ's first miracle. In Le Fou et la Mort, Death unfurls from a stream of black fabric. A clown tries to provide musical accompaniment. Descendants of Commedia and Italian socialist theatre, the company Théâtre de la Girandole shows are full of poetry. I designed the costumes as a nostalgic reference to working man's Italy and its culture: the good life in America (the Groom), the communion dress (the Angel), the immortal Pierrot and the splendid uniforms of the Napoleonic war foot soldiers.


Three one-act plays by Dario Fo
Dir and props: Luciano Travaglino
Choreography: Karine Noël
Costumes: Anouk Looten
Lights: Fabrice Blaise
Cast and circus arts: Patrick Dray, Fanny Travaglino (acrobat) and Luciano Travaglino
At Théâtre Jean-Vilar de Vitry and Théâtre Berthelôt, Montreuil-sous-Bois, (France)