(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 29 - Roberto Bolle joked about his future as a "retiree": dancers retire at 47 - he explains -.
I am 45, so I am about to retire, I will retire in April 2022. In my opinion it is a good compromise: it is strange to say that at 47 years someone goes into retirement, as a human age you are young, but as a Terpsichorean age in reality you do not is more so young ". This was said in an interview with the deputy director of Sky TG24 Omar Schillaci in" Roberto Bolle - The moment suspended ", the new appointment of Stories, the cycle of interviews dedicated to the world of entertainment by Sky TG24, floods tomorrow at 9pm on Sky TG24 also on Sky Arte on Friday 4 December at 3.30pm and available On Demand.
The interview is an opportunity to retrace the amazing career of the étoile, now in the bookstore with "Words that dance", a sort of vocabulary of terms that have given and give meaning to his artistic, personal and human story.
During the interview, a thought is not lacking for the effect that the pandemic is having on all the arts and also on dance: The world of live entertainment - he remembers - is struck: who is in front, but above all the many workers who are behind, the many families who they live on this.
There are thousands of people in truly dramatic situations, many shows are canceled for months, it is not a short-term situation, but a long-term one.
In dance at this moment the part of the physical contact is what is missing.
For everyone, but even more for a dancer.
We are used to having a very important physicality.
Having to give up this part, to limit it to the maximum, is necessary but equally difficult.
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