SUNDAY 20 OCTOBER 2024
4.30 PM

Compagnia Drogheria Rebelot
Caro Lupo (Dear Wolf)

BKACK LIGHT THEATRE, SHADOW PLAY
RECOMMENDED AGE: 3+

a show by Drogheria Rebelot and Nadia Milani
conception Miriam Costamagna and Andrea Lopez Nunes 
direction, dramaturgy and animation Nadia Milani With Miriam Costamagna, Andrea Lopez Nunes and Giacomo Occhi / Federico Meneghel
scenery, figures and puppets Gisella Butera, Andrea Lopez Nunes, Miriam Costamagna, Nadia Milani, Matteo Moglianesi
original  music Andrea Ferrario Voices of Aurora Aramo, Arianna Aramo, Miriam Costamagna, Andrea Lopez Nunes, Nadia Milani, Giacomo Occhi
lighting design Andrea Lopez Nunes and Matteo Moglianesi
directorial consultant Matteo Moglianesi
production Drogheria Rebelot
in collaboration with Fondazione TRG
with the support of Festival Mondial des Théâtres de Marionnettes and BIBOteatro
and in collaboration with Teatro Gioco Vita, Associazione culturale Artemista, Zona K, In Scena Veritas and Teatro Comunale di Limbiate
with thanks to Marco Lam, Andrea Cagnazzo and Nicoletta Garioni

Show selected for Progetto Cantiere 2019 – Festival Incanti (Torino) Show selected for the official programme of the Festival Mondial des Théâtres de Marionnettes 2023

 “Caro Lupo” is the beginning of a letter that has the flavour of a fairy tale. Mum, Dad and Jolie, a brave little girl with a vivid imagination, have just moved into a funny house in the middle of the woods. Jolie loves the constellations, her inseparable teddy bear, Boh, and things that are a little scary. Her parents are eccentric and busy with many other things, so they don’t believe her when the little girl notices an unusual presence coming from the woods, which both fascinates and terrifies her at the same time.

And when Boh disappears, Jolie decides to set off in search for him, into the unknown, into the woods, running into dark shadows and when she thinks she’s lost forever, Grandpa Nodo (Grandpa Knot) and Grandma Corteccia (Grandma Bark) give her the key to facing fear. Because it can be tamed, and, if looked at closely, it can become small and precious. It always depends on how we look at it.