One morning K wakes up and finds two policemen right next to his bed.
«Well, explain me the reason of your invasion in my room!»
«Nothing. Nothing at all, we can't tell you anything».
Kafka imagined this situation in the twenties and we could even laugh at it, today, but if you think about it better, nowadays it is just like then and there is really nothing to laugh about. You can knock on your judge's door, at the courtroom hidden in an attic, it may happen that Justice receives you but nobody tells you. You wait in silence. And everything becomes a circus of puppets and stuffed animals, where Justice has fun.
Freely inspired by Il processo by Franz Kafka
with Roberto Abbiati and the participation of Johannes Schlosser
direction Claudio Morganti
Roberto Abbiati is actor, musician and illustrator. Togetherwith Bano Ferrari and Carlo Pastori he founded Teatro d’Artifici. He works with Carlo Mazzacurati inthe movies La giusta distanza and La passione. He is founder of a theatre in Salvador de Bahia,in one of the most violent neighbourhoods of the city.
Claudio Morganti trained at the school of the Teatro Stabile inGenoa and founded the Santagata-Morganti company with Alfonso Santagata. In 1993he began a personal journey on Shakespeare's work. In 2010 he received the awardLo Straniero. He began then a long-term work on Woyzeck. In 2012 he receivedthe UBU Award for the consistency and obstinacy of his artistic career.
