Director PAOLO PANIZZA (ITA)
Assistant Director MAYA LIBERA CASTELLINI (ITA)
Set and Costume Designer ANITA KREMM (EST)
Sound Artist STEFANO MATTOZZI (ITA)
Lighting Designer ROMMI RUTTAS (EST)
Performers: GIULIO CAGNAZZO (ITA), IVETA POLE (LAT), KEITHY KUUSPU (EST), JUAN FRAN CABRERA (SPA)

Premiere on 25 May 2021 in EAMT Blackbox (Tallinn)

This is an invitation for You.
Don’t be afraid, enter into the sound.
The party has already started some time ago. How to get there?
Just follow the vibrations and sounds of four souls who reveal innocence, duplicity, generosity and calculation at the same time. Please leave in the wardrobe the crutches that sustained your life and take a seat. It’s time for dinner. Eat our dreams. Swallow our own words. Chew everything that we love until it deteriorates. Follow these stories into nothingness and maybe at the end you will meet the modern Christ! Crucified for all our neurotic sins. This party is for You.
Pour Toi: an immersive performance about the materiality of power and toxic love.

Paolo Panizza (1993) is a theatre director, actor and performer based in Milan. He studied acting with Mattia Sebastian Giorgetti, Lara Franceschetti, Jurij Alschitz as well as in Stella Adler Studio in NYC. His credits include movie “Che vuoi che sia” by Edoardo Leo, and stage productions “Wahrheit Macht Frei”, “Ajax: how to stage a suicide (?)” and “Qualcuno deve morire”. He participated in Ana Sanchez-Colberg’s project “Love letters to Ana”, which was selected in the exhibition Coantivirus curated by NY20+ Nongyuan Culture in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. Paolo was an assistant for opera director James Conway in the production of “Alcina” by Handel for English Touring Opera. He is on the artistic board of the theatre company Spazio Verticale and a founder and president of the international theatre company FLOKS (@floks_ic). In April 2021, Paolo (with co-director with Agnes Oberauer) was selected as a finalist in a global open-call competition for a Site-Specific Performance at Venice Biennale 2021.