POOR ALL

POOR ALL is a performance/show conceived by the Choreographer Diletta Brancatelli, aka DIDì, who physically investigates the theme of the absurdity of war through a light and at the same time incisive language.
The intent is to shed light on the contradictions that exist in the contemporary world, a world in which one tries to live a normality while not very far away massacres, wars, massacres are taking place.

POOR ALL wants to talk about wars in general, and not about one war in particular, because the places are not important but the people involved, and the fact that certain atrocities continue to exist is a symptom that human beings have not understood what it really is the love.

While group dances are performed in one part of the world, in another part people dance with weapons and machine guns, while in one part one thinks of aperitifs, clothes, events, in the other part there are bodies they blow up and shreds of skin become ash in the air, the same air we are all meant to breathe.

We are all involved, always, and what we can do with art and live entertainment is give voice to this scenario, bring out all the emotional substrate and transform it again, trying to perform a sort of magical act that can subvert at least spiritual level all this nonsense.

POOR ALL is a show/experience that, despite staging the atrocious contradictions of wars, wants to be able to send a message of peace, balance and love, wants to go through that pain to then bring out the strength of love for life and for freedom.
Deep down we are all poor, desperate and in need of love.

POOR ALL is a common cry to want to change things, to rediscover unity among men without this becoming utopia.