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Friday, July 18, 2008
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Hosted By: Scuola Romana Circo When: 18 Jul 2008, 19:00 Where Veroli Frosinone|251 Italy Description:Scuola Romana Circo Click Here To View Event
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008
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It’s quite a long time I don’t write anything on this blog and to be true a long time i don’t activelly use MySpace... I guess it’s because I’m missing some new stimulis, some new inputs in this kind of thing, or maybe just because I don’t spend anymore much time in the internet. It’s fine, internet it’s kind of drug and when you are addicted it seems you cannot live without it and when you do is actually fine. But anyway I’d like to share my thoughts and my experience on the web and with the few people that read my shit every now and then...
I’m in Jakarta, Indonesia!! I’m here since 4 weeks already and I’m filling my eyes, my heart, my mouth and my soul with this beautiful country. It’s my second time in Asia, first time was the last december for a short stay in Hong Kong. I think I love it. Here it’s very very different from Hong Kong but you can still taste this strange this, this strange feeling to be far away from your home, from your culture and from the things you are used to.
First of all people are different! That’s the thing, it’s always about people, the things are the same but people make the difference. It’s like that you have to re set your relationship with the people and consequetely with yourself. You have to be more humile and open, you have to accept the diversity and admit that the difference is good and there are so many ways to live, to love, to feel and to go forward in this life. Every time I go somewhere is like I have bigger eyes and i want to know and to see...I don’t really care about seeing place, monument, museum, nice places...I’m only interested in people and places where the people gather and meet or have fun. i’m also interested in their language, which is important to understand how the people think, also more languages you know more element to understand you have. Actually, I’m having classes of Bahasa Indonesia, just for the sake of knowledge and maybe because I deeply hope to come back here sometimes in my life. Theur language is pretty easy I thing. they don’t have strange characters like chinese or Thai or India, but they use our same alphabeth and aslo the pronounciation is very similar to mine, thay just have more rrrrrrr and less eeeeee and the vaults are not so strong. They have been colonized for something like 400 years by the dutch and shortly from the english.
People is lovely...They all have big smiles even for some of them that live in a not very happy or rich situation. Also they are very courious...There are not many many white tourist here and when i walk in the streets lots lots of people smile at me, wave his hand at me or want to take pictures with me!! Bule, so they call us white poeple. I guess not all of them love Bule, ofter bule means to them people with a lot of money, sometimes very untoucheble, but i hope not to give them this impression. I think I’m as courious as them, but I’m one and they are thousands!! But I feel my approach with them can be different from aother bule...I don’t feel like a tourist frist of all, because I’m no tourist, I’m working here!! In second place I don’t feel to be an ordinary european person, I guess that what I do makes me different from a business man visiting Jakarta...I guess, dunno. Well I lost the point, i don’t care, my battery is about to finish, i care.
Anyway I still have more than a month here and i think I still have to do a lot of things, so I finish here and I go out and enjoy the sun.
Ah, btw, I’m working in a dinner show with an 8 minutes act, i do some juggling and an illusion of a flying piano, that maybe some of you already know. it’s going pretty well and I’m happy with that, I have a wonderful new costume and lots of spare time..bagus!
Love to all Simone xxxxxx
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Saturday, December 29, 2007
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"Meneceo,
Mai si è troppo giovani o troppo vecchi per la conoscenza della felicità. A qualsiasi età è bello occuparsi del benessere dell'animo nostro.
Chi sostiene che non è ancora giunto il momento di dedicarsi alla conoscenza di essa, o che ormai è troppo tardi, è come se andasse dicendo che non è ancora il momento di essere felice, o che ormai è passata l'età. Ecco che da giovani come da vecchi è giusto che noi ci dedichiamo a conoscere la felicità. Per sentirci sempre giovani quando saremo avanti con gli anni in virtù del grato ricordo della felicità avuta in passato, e da giovani, irrobustiti in essa, per prepararci a non temere l'avvenire.
Cerchiamo di conoscere allora le cose che fanno la felicità, perché quando essa c'è tutto abbiamo, altrimenti tutto facciamo per possederla.
Pratica e medita le cose che ti ho sempre raccomandato: sono fondamentali per una vita felice.
Prima di tutto considera l'essenza del divino materia eterna e felice, come rettamente suggerisce la nozione di divinità che ci è innata. Non attribuire alla divinità niente che sia diverso dal sempre vivente o contrario a tutto ciò che è felice, vedi sempre in essa lo stato eterno congiunto alla felicità.
Gli dei esistono, è evidente a tutti, ma non sono come crede la gente comune, la quale è portata a tradire sempre la nozione innata che ne ha.
Perciò non è irreligioso chi rifiuta la religione popolare, ma colui che i giudizi del popolo attribuisce alla divinità.
Tali giudizi, che non ascoltano le nozioni ancestrali, innate, sono opinioni false. A seconda di come si pensa che gli dei siano, possono venire da loro le più grandi sofferenze come i beni più splendidi. Ma noi sappiamo che essi sono perfettamente felici, riconoscono i loro simili, e chi non è tale lo considerano estraneo.
Poi abituati a pensare che la morte non costituisce nulla per noi, dal momento che il godere e il soffrire sono entrambi nel sentire, e la morte altro non è che la sua assenza. L'esatta coscienza che la morte non significa nulla per noi rende godibile la mortalità della vita, senza l'inganno del tempo infinito che è indotto dal desiderio dell'immortalità.
Non esiste nulla di terribile nella vita per chi davvero sappia che nulla c'è da temere nel non vivere più. Perciò è sciocco chi sostiene di aver paura della morte, non tanto perché il suo arrivo lo farà soffrire, ma in quanto l'affligge la sua continua attesa. Ciò che una volta presente non ci turba, stoltamente atteso ci fa impazzire.
La morte, il più atroce dunque di tutti i mali, non esiste per noi. Quando noi viviamo la morte non c'è, quando c'è lei non ci siamo noi. Non è nulla né per i vivi né per i morti. Per i vivi non c'è, i morti non sono più. Invece la gente ora fugge la morte come il peggior male, ora la invoca come requie ai mali che vive.
Il vero saggio, come non gli dispiace vivere, così non teme di non vivere più. La vita per lui non è un male, né è un male il non vivere. Ma come dei cibi sceglie i migliori, non la quantità, così non il tempo più lungo si gode, ma il più dolce.
Chi ammonisce poi il giovane a vivere bene e il vecchio a ben morire è stolto non solo per la dolcezza che c'è sempre nella vita, anche da vecchi, ma perché una sola è la meditazione di una vita bella e di una bella morte.
Ancora peggio chi va dicendo: bello non essere mal nato, ma, nato, al più presto varcare la soglia della morte.
Se è così convinto perché non se ne va da questo mondo? Nessuno glielo vieta se è veramente il suo desiderio. Invece se lo dice così per dire fa meglio a cambiare argomento.
Ricordiamoci poi che il futuro non è del tutto nostro, ma neanche del tutto non nostro. Solo così possiamo non aspettarci che assolutamente s'avveri, né allo stesso modo disperare del contrario.
Così pure teniamo presente che per quanto riguarda i desideri, solo alcuni sono naturali, altri sono inutili, e fra i naturali solo alcuni quelli proprio necessari, altri naturali soltanto. Ma fra i necessari certi sono fondamentali per la felicità, altri per il benessere fisico, altri per la stessa vita. Una ferma conoscenza dei desideri fa ricondurre ogni scelta o rifiuto al benessere del corpo e alla perfetta serenità dell'animo, perché questo è il compito della vita felice, a questo noi indirizziamo ogni nostra azione, al fine di allontanarci dalla sofferenza e dall'ansia.
Una volta raggiunto questo stato ogni bufera interna cessa, perché il nostro organismo vitale non è più bisognoso di alcuna cosa, altro non deve cercare per il bene dell'animo e del corpo. Infatti proviamo bisogno del piacere quando soffriamo per la mancanza di esso. Quando invece non soffriamo non ne abbiamo bisogno.
Per questo noi riteniamo il piacere principio e fine della vita felice, perché lo abbiamo riconosciuto bene primo e a noi congenito. Ad esso ci ispiriamo per ogni atto di scelta o di rifiuto, e scegliamo ogni bene in base al sentimento del piacere e del dolore.
E' bene primario e naturale per noi, per questo non scegliamo ogni piacere. Talvolta conviene tralasciarne alcuni da cui può venirci più male che bene, e giudicare alcune sofferenze preferibili ai piaceri stessi se un piacere più grande possiamo provare dopo averle sopportate a lungo.
Ogni piacere dunque è bene per sua intima natura, ma noi non li scegliamo tutti. Allo stesso modo ogni dolore è male, ma non tutti sono sempre da fuggire.
Bisogna giudicare gli uni e gli altri in base alla considerazione degli utili e dei danni. Certe volte sperimentiamo che il bene si rivela per noi un male, invece il male un bene.
Consideriamo inoltre una gran cosa l'indipendenza dai bisogni non perché sempre ci si debba accontentare del poco, ma per godere anche di questo poco se ci capita di non avere molto, convinti come siamo che l'abbondanza si gode con più dolcezza se meno da essa dipendiamo. In fondo ciò che veramente serve non è difficile a trovarsi, l'inutile è difficile.
I sapori semplici danno lo stesso piacere dei più raffinati, l'acqua e un pezzo di pane fanno il piacere più pieno a chi ne manca.
Saper vivere di poco non solo porta salute e ci fa privi d'apprensione verso i bisogni della vita ma anche, quando ad intervalli ci capita di menare un'esistenza ricca, ci fa apprezzare meglio questa condizione e indifferenti verso gli scherzi della sorte.
Quando dunque diciamo che il bene è il piacere, non intendiamo il semplice piacere dei goderecci, come credono coloro che ignorano il nostro pensiero, o lo avversano, o lo interpretano male, ma quanto aiuta il corpo a non soffrire e l'animo a essere sereno.
Perché non sono di per se stessi i banchetti, le feste, il godersi fanciulli e donne, i buoni pesci e tutto quanto può offrire una ricca tavola che fanno la dolcezza della vita felice, ma il lucido esame delle cause di ogni scelta o rifiuto, al fine di respingere i falsi condizionamenti che sono per l'animo causa di immensa sofferenza.
Di tutto questo, principio e bene supremo è l'intelligenza delle cose, perciò tale genere di intelligenza è anche più apprezzabile della stessa filosofia, è madre di tutte le altre virtù. Essa ci aiuta a comprendere che non si dà vita felice senza che sia intelligente, bella e giusta, né vita intelligente, bella e giusta priva di felicità, perché le virtù sono connaturate alla felicità e da questa inseparabili.
Chi suscita più ammirazione di colui che ha un'opinione corretta e reverente riguardo agli dei, nessun timore della morte, chiara coscienza del senso della natura, che tutti i beni che realmente servono sono facilmente procacciabili, che i mali se affliggono duramente affliggono per poco, altrimenti se lo fanno a lungo vuol dire che si possono sopportare ?
Questo genere d'uomo sa anche che è vana opinione credere il fato padrone di tutto, come fanno alcuni, perché le cose accadono o per necessità, o per arbitrio della fortuna, o per arbitrio nostro. La necessità è irresponsabile, la fortuna instabile, invece il nostro arbitrio è libero, per questo può meritarsi biasimo o lode.
Piuttosto che essere schiavi del destino dei fisici, era meglio allora credere ai racconti degli dei, che almeno offrono la speranza di placarli con le preghiere, invece dell'atroce, inflessibile necessità.
La fortuna per il saggio non è una divinità come per la massa - la divinità non fa nulla a caso - e neppure qualcosa priva di consistenza. Non crede che essa dia agli uomini alcun bene o male determinante per la vita felice, ma sa che può offrire l'avvio a grandi beni o mali.
Però è meglio essere senza fortuna ma saggi che fortunati e stolti, e nella pratica è preferibile che un bel progetto non vada in porto piuttosto che abbia successo un progetto dissennato.
Medita giorno e notte tutte queste cose e altre congeneri, con te stesso e con chi ti è simile, e mai sarai preda dell'ansia. Vivrai invece come un dio fra gli uomini.
Non sembra più nemmeno mortale l'uomo che vive fra beni immortali. "
(Epicuro, Lettere sulla felicità)
I want to be happy!! I want to be happy!! I want to be happy!! I want to be happy!! I want to be happy!!
Love You all Simone
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007
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Soooooo....
Exactely 7 months are passed since my last blog...and I have to say that things are quite changed in my mind and in my life-style.
So 7 months passed as well as almost 200 shows! 200 shows performed in less than 6 months through all over this beautiful Switzerland. Well, in facts is only the German part of Switzerland, we have only been once in th French part, in Neuchatel.
Little more than other two months to go but the atmophere is already more relaxed and finally I can see an end to this adventure. I couldn't imagine the incredibly amount of work that I was facing and i can say with no doubts that I never work so hard in my life!! But apearentely this is the circus life!
Facts: we worked every single day. we don't have shows every day but when we don't have shows, usually we have to built down or up the tent or move to the next city...quite intensive I have to say. But sometimes we did all togheter, I remember that in "Ins" we built up in the morning, then two shows, then build down and at 2 in the night we moved to the next city in schedule...It was a very nice day with rain all day long that made the things just a little bit harder.
sometimes you even have time to get bored, I have to say...We changed place almost every three days so it's like starting again and again your life in a new place twice a week, but the strange thing is that no matter where we are, the circus camp is always the same...So it's like moving your house and your little village from a plce to another without change anything... I like when we changed to a new place...You arrive in a big empty space, usually in the night-evening, and slowly the new place take the shape of the older place and start to grow up into a more familiar scenario. Usually we build up in the early morning...The workers start their job at 6 o'clock in the morning and everyhing is ready to host another show by 12 o'clock more or less. we artists start to work inside the tent at 9 o'clock and we have it for a couple of hours. Than right away after the last show, usually at 5.30 in the afternoon we start to build down and in about 3 hours everything is gone and peaces are already arrived in the new place, while some people is cleaning the old one and everything start again and again.
The show is getting better...I guess that after 200 shows it's the way it has to go.
It's hard to perform everyday...You're not always in the mood to smile at the people and do stupid things and that's make the work even more interesting...It really test your willpower and your capacity to switch off yourself and just do it. Sometimes I really switch on the auto pilot, some other times you get so much energies from the show when you thought you had none or some other time you just finished very exausted becasue you spent the last energies into the thing.
Anyway it's a very nice experience and I'm very glad to do it, but now I'm just lookng forward to the last show, the 28th of october, to feel again this strange sense of freedom... I have to say also that I miss my life...I'm living in a circus bubble and I miss my life in London, I miss my friends and my things and I miss time to do other things...I miss my training, my house, my parties...
Well that's enough for today...I have a show soon, by the way....
Love you all... Simone
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Sunday, January 21, 2007
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Well, I don't really know where to begin with, because in these last few weeks a lot of things have changed in my life...So I suppose I have to start from the main change...the circus!!!
Still cannot believe it, still don't realize properly what happen and what will happen, but that's not a problem, the important is that it will definitely happen!
Anyway, I run away with a circus, MONTI CIRCUS to be precise, which is the second biggest circus here in Switzerland. It's litterally amazing. When I first arrive I had a bit of depression, it was night, noone around, it was 8 pm, not even very late. I met two friends of mine already here and I start to get some informations about everything and I felt so bloody fucking small and useless, in a place which I wasn't sure whether I could fit in or not, lots of questions in my head that noone really could answer and a tiny little cousy carovan waiting for me in the middle of the circus camp, next to other 50 carovans and tracks.
I met the donkies and the hourses on my way to the toilet, because to reach the training space and toilet you need to pass through the stalls, where the animals sleep and train.
The first night was really tough...With three days parties and 3 hours sleep and a journey with a 40 kg baggage I still found very hard to get some good sleep, I was excited and a bit depressed.
The morning after I woke up early but the depression gave the way to the couriosity and the energy for something new and exciting.So I went to the kitchen and I met all my future collegues. With lot of surprise I found out that they were all young, about my age, a bit more or a bit less, and almost everybody recentely finished their circus studies, some in France, some others in Montreal, some others anywhere else. It looked like to me to have came back to school, to the circus Space, but it wasn't like that!!
So after breakfast, I went straight to train and I found out that after all I could manage to fit into the thing not so badly, even if the level of my collegues it's preatty good...but, hey, maybe I didn't tell you, but here I'm a clown!! This is another thing that made me very happy, because for being a clown I can do whatever I want!
I'll explain...Basically I have to be the link, with other 3 figures, between the acts and also I'll take part to almost all the collective acts there will be in the show...So I will have to do a little bit of everything, from juggling, to acrobatics with trampoline, to my beloved handstands and lots of stupid things. So it fits me even more, because I don't have any strong technical acts but i can do a little bit of everything, so here I go!Perfect!
Also I think that the people that run the circus are really really nice! I think I don't have to get use to this treatment, because they're all extremelly nice. The director, Masha Dimitri, yeah the doughter of the famous Dimitri, is super nice as well as her husband Kai. But everyone really amazingly nice, from the big boss to the last worker and cooker...
I feel very lucky to be here and it came to me so nicely too, like a gift from the sky which I don't even know if I really deserve it. It's like the accomplishment of a inner dream I had, which I never took it seriously because it's such a strong experience and hard, that I never thought I could be able to do it, or choose, or look for it. I just had to write few emails and say "yes, I want to be yours for the next 10 months". And they just said "OK, then, Welcome on Board, we're waiting for you!!"...
AAAAAAAAAAAhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
And here it comes my frustration, my loneliness, my heart ripped off my chest, my easy london life vanished in a minute, my lost love/loves, my beloved friends far away, my decks stored dunno where, my life packed into two suitcases...
I don't regret anything, how could I, by the way??
I have done it and I would do it again and again. London life it's the easy way, this was the hardest way, in between the options I had, and I think that as log as I can, as long as I have choise, I have to go for the hardest one!
But yeah, I miss people, I miss things, but welcome changes, welcome kicks in the ass, welcome depression, welcome the real circus in my life...isn't the thing I dedicate my last 7 years of my life? Ok, there many ways to do circus but that's the original one, that's where everything comes from.
I know, bare with me, please...I'm still young and I still have to try lots of things in my life and when you try new things you're always a bit like this, innit? I know it's only ten months, I know that London won't run away, but maybe I'll do...Maybe the people I love most will do...Who f*****g knows??
One thing is for sure: I'll do my best, I'll try to be as much professional as I can, I'll struggle, I'll suffer, I'll laugh, I'll enjoy as never in my life, I'll take the best out of all this, I'll be better, I'll grow up, I'll change, I'll cry, I'll love it more than ever.
And I'll love you too more than ever...Especially you...You arrived to read it all, it was more like a book than a blog... If someone got to read it all please please leave me comment, an hug, something becasue I really need it now...
Thank you for reading this flow of thoughts of mine I love you
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Tuesday, January 09, 2007
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Hello Lovely friends, For all of you which will be in London this Friday, this is your last chance to see a DIY Cabret for at least ten months. This si because I'M LEAVING LONDON!! Yeah, that's very sad for me but hey, I'm going to work for a proper CIRCUS in Switzerland!! So this will be also my leaving party and we will have a very good time in the cousy venue of PASSING CLOUDS in Richmond Road just off Kingsland road... The Night will kick off with the 8-piece SKA band SKAMONICS, then a sparkling DIY CIRCUS CABARET featuring: -Miss Glamour -Grev the Magician -Duo SO&SO everything hosted by ME, your Simone Romano.... Follow DJ Hangdog playing for you Raw Blues and Rockabilly. Follow by DJ ME (again) playing for you some Minimal-TekHouse to let you jump a lil bit!! SO: Friday 12th of December @ Passing Clouds Richmond Road (off Kingsland Road - East London - Hackney) £ 5 Hope to see you there and bring your favorite dance shoes!! Love Simone More info on my page: www.simoneromano.net
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Friday, December 15, 2006
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Hi everyone!! I have the pleasure to show you my brand new PROMO-SHOWREEL, just added to MySpace page and to my web page www.simoneromano.net..so please check it out and tell me what do you think about it. I will soon add some new video in MySpace page but this is the professional one! Thanks to everyone that supported me and thanks to the ones that will support me!! Lots of Love Simone
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Thursday, December 07, 2006
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I'm performing my Juggling Hat thing "Guaglione col Cappello", this saturday the 8th of december in south-east London. Check Detailes on my web page
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Wednesday, November 29, 2006
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Here we go for another Circus Cabaret...but this time is going to happen!!
DIY Circus Cabaret
Do It Yourself cabaret comes from the need of performing no matter what are the conditions of the space and of the people staring at the show!
So if noone can do it for you, Do it Yourself!
So I propose Circus Cabaret in extreme conditions, such small pubs, nasty squat, low clubs, your house garden...
Come and join us this friday the 1st of December
WHATEVA!! @ On The Rocks (Rehearsal Studios) 46-48 Kingsland Road (Shoreditch) Entry Fee: £5 8pm - 3am
Line up:
10pm - DIY Circus Cabaret with Simone Romano, Marcella Manzilli, Miguel Muñoz and Francesca Martello
11pm - BANDS : The D'Archetypes and Gertrude's Storm
Follow - DJ Beatmonster and Street Weevil
Thi Party is brought by AMP, check it on MySpace or in the web artmusicpolitic.com
FRIDAY 1st DECEMBER at 8pm - 3am
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Thursday, November 09, 2006
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Hello MyFriends,
for those of you in London this weekend, we're running a circus cabaret next saturday the 11th of november.
The vebue is @
BTS Project 22, Marshgate Lane E15 (DLR - Puddin Mill Lane)
Doors Open at 9pm Entrance: FREE.
After the cabaret a live band will kick off and then DJs:
Edu (ragga, raggamuffin, dub) Sandro (Tek House, Techno) Simone (yes me again - Tek, Electro House)
Hope to see you there xxx
for map and address look at: http://www.simoneromano.net/pages/forthcoming.htm
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