Annual report 2004 - Compagnia di San Paolo
Annual report 2004 - Compagnia di San Paolo
Annual report 2004 - Compagnia di San Paolo
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Institutional activities in <strong>2004</strong><br />
Cultural heritage and activities<br />
Giovanni Battista<br />
Andreini’s<br />
“La Centaura”,<br />
<strong>di</strong>rected by<br />
Luca Ronconi,<br />
with Mariangela<br />
Melato, on stage<br />
at the Teatro Stabile<br />
<strong>di</strong> Genova,<br />
<strong>2004</strong>/2005<br />
Theatre Season.<br />
During <strong>2004</strong> cultural activities were developed within three areas known as Cultural Activities,<br />
Cultural Services and Humanities. This confirms the choices of the fields of interest which by now<br />
bear significant witness of the <strong>Compagnia</strong>’s contribution: Music and Dance, Theatre, Cinema and<br />
Photography, Archives and Libraries, Cultural research and popularisation, Literary Subjects,<br />
Historical and Philosophical subjects. Confirmation of these fields over the last four years has been<br />
shown to be of particular importance for giving more depth and structure to the <strong>Compagnia</strong>’s<br />
objectives, thus significantly increasing the effectiveness and impact of its work in the cultural field.<br />
Cultural Activities<br />
Particular commitment has been de<strong>di</strong>cated to Cultural Activities, beneficiary of 54% of the sector’s<br />
budget. The operational method that characterises the area, and specifically the two fields of interest<br />
Music and Dance and Theatre, is represented by the calls for proposals “In <strong>Compagnia</strong> della<br />
Musica” and “In <strong>Compagnia</strong> del Teatro” now in their third e<strong>di</strong>tion. The 94 initiatives selected<br />
exhibitions and seasons have been able to count on funds of € 2.7 million. The commitment – the<br />
most significant singly de<strong>di</strong>cated to this type of event in North West Italy – is the confirmation of the<br />
<strong>Compagnia</strong>’s decision to conduct a wide but incisive action for the performing arts, offering and<br />
rewar<strong>di</strong>ng quality artistic and organisational skills.<br />
This area includes participation of the three most prestigious bo<strong>di</strong>es to which the <strong>Compagnia</strong><br />
contributes on cultural issues: the Fondazione Teatro Regio (Regio Opera House Foundation) of<br />
Turin, the Fondazione Teatro Stabile (Repertory Theatre Foundation) of Turin and the Fondazione<br />
Museo Nazionale del Cinema, beneficiary of <strong>Compagnia</strong> grants totalling € 1.3 million.<br />
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Music and Dance<br />
Within the call for proposal “In <strong>Compagnia</strong> della Musica” 34 reviews and 18 seasons were selected,<br />
for a total of € 1.5 million. This confirms the call’s position in the area and is beginning to be a gauge<br />
for quality of artistic significance and management efficiency. A significant commitment was made to<br />
reorganising the Library of the Conservatory of <strong>San</strong> Pietro a Majella, together with other important<br />
organisations in Naples, such as the <strong>San</strong> Carlo Theatre Foundation and the Scarlatti Association. In<br />
the Genoa area, well represented in the call for proposal, a relationship commenced with the Carlo<br />
Felice Opera House Foundation. In the dance field, support was confirmed for the most important<br />
Piedmont festivals featuring alongside international stars, me<strong>di</strong>um and small local companies, with<br />
independent productions.