The Three Lears - Pythia Trio

King Lear's three daughters meet again and reflect on their father's story, power games, truth and lies and what that entails. The three different characters try to approach the characteristics of a "proper" leader, the ethos required, the trap of arrogance and the dangers of the thirst for power and imposition. Characteristics that can undermine even fraternal relationships and act as a catalytic factor to redefine the balance of a wider group.

The "Pythia" trio, faithful to its path so far, is inspired once again by a project in the context of musical theater in which the piano and expanded techniques are the protagonists - as they are found in the modern ergography and the wider repertoire of the instrument in the 20th and 21st century - through works originally written for the three pianists. Elements such as speech, song, theatrical presence through role-playing, the use of pre-recorded material and…