The Teatrioca Ca Foscari of Venice at the Berlin Pantomime Festival ca
2003.
Their lighting was totally colored yellow/orange for these scenes.
That made the whole scene very dark and hard to expose with a fast
enough speed to keep things sharp. Filtering on the computer using
Adobe Photoshop has helped the scene.
But for all the difficulties and lack of ideal sharpness, the
Teatroioca Ca Foscari was, at least at that time, the keepers and
protectors of the true, real, ancient traditions of European
pantomime that had been carefully handed down and preserved over
centuries, probably even longer.
Their productions were the thread that bound the whole festival
together and, as such, are worth posting, even though the photographic
quality is somewhat lacking.
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