The curatorial framework of the evening stems from the gravitational force that runs through The Dark Side of the Moon: a constellation of performances in which memory, myth, voice, and transformation orbit without ever settling into a single form. Like the moon, which is held in a synchronous rotation that always shows the same face while receiving light on both sides, identities and languages also harbor invisible regions that are visible only through continuous shifts in perspective.

The programme opens with Cover by Canale MILVA, in which fairy tales break free from the confines of tradition through reinterpretation by female and feminist figures and perspectives, to become a sonic body and living matter to be traversed and reinvented. Martina Rota, Francesca Sproccati, Rebecca Solari and Réka Csiszér expand this unstable landscape through affective archives, imagined genealogies, vocal alter egos, and electroacoustic textures. Through choreography, sound, and ritual, The Dark Side of the Moon inhabits the shadow not as an absence of light but as a fertile space of resistance, desire, and possibility.

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