#  FEDERICA ROSELLINI

##  Ivan e i cani

#  FEDERICA ROSELLINI

##  Ivan e i cani

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 [Acquista Biglietto](https://www.vivaticket.com/it/ticket/ivan-e-i-cani/307637)

 23 August 2026 | 7.30 p.m.

 Teatro Remondini,
 Bassano del Grappa

 Price single ticket € 8 / 10 - show pass B.Motion € 50

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text *Hattie Naylor*
translation *Monica Capuani*
russain recorded voice *Laura Pasut Rosellini*
light design *Simona Gallo*
scenograph *Paola Villani*
costum *Simona D’Amico*
direction assistant *Elvira Berarducci*
performer, sound design and direction *Federica Rosellini*
management *Vittorio Stasi*
production *Cardellino srl*
thanks to *Trac centro di residenza teatrale / Factory compagnia*
representative rights *Agenzia Danesi Tolnay*
general direction *Maria Laura Rondanini*

**Ivan and the Dogs** originates from the account of an episode experienced by Ivan at the age of four, evoked as if it were happening in the present. The narrative takes the form of a dark fairy tale, yet the story is real, set in early 1990s Russia—a period marked by the extreme poverty of the Boris Yeltsin era. Ivan lives with his mother and a violent man who wants to get rid of him. And so, Ivan leaves. On the streets of Moscow, the cold and the lack of mercy make survival nearly impossible, but his encounter with a pack of stray dogs that welcomes and protects him becomes his salvation.

Hattie Naylor’s text, an Olivier Award nominee performed in numerous countries, takes shape on stage as a solo by **Federica Rosellini**. Alone with her electronic equipment, she composes live, intertwining her own mother’s voice recorded in Russian with melodies, lullabies, and rhythmic pulses; with her fingers, she traces the sound score in which she loses herself through words and body. The result is an intimate and desperate performance that unexpectedly manages to recount the childhood of us all.
