"NO PARADERAN"

It’s show time, folks! Everything's here, beautiful people, drinks and music, an audience, a good atmosphere and a red velvet curtain. Nevertheless Marco Berrettini's scandal surrounded performance is called "No Paraderan"—it means something like: they won't be making a parade. They, that is the eight characters in chic clothes and suits in front of the curtain and around the little white bar trolley who dare to put on an anti-show. Something that they try to put on to the tipsy voices of cool entertainers and which leads to something quite different to what the society of the spectacle expected: to a laconic-cheeky accounting with the general attack of entertainment on all aspects of out lives. As a gesture of resistance and with a delicate reference to the legendary Russian Ballet's "Parade" (1917) things are imitated, fabulated and danced just a little.