Patrizio Dall'Argine

Patrizio Dall'Argine is a researcher in animation theatre. He worked for more than ten years with the Teatro delle Briciole in Parma, bringing shows to the circuits and festivals of Italy and Europe..
In the 1999 wins the Eti-Scenario Award with the Contraerea project, a monologue on the Bosnian war, written by him, directed and performed, starting from the book War in the House by Luca Rastello.
He was one of the founders of the Ca' Luogo d'Arte company in Reggio Emilia directed by Maurizio Bercini.
He collaborates with the puppet museum of Parma and with a chamber music ensemble , the Amadei Trio, in projects that bring together animated theater and classical music.
He conceived in 2009 the Medical-Hypnotic Theatre.
He writes the lyrics, he paints the scenes and personally sculpts the puppets for his shows. He wrote the “Manual of the conscious puppeteer”, waiting to be published.