After the announcement of his presence on the stage of the Ariston with Amadeus on the evening of Thursday 3 February, his name immediately jumped at the head of the Twitter trends: many applaud the choice of
Drusilla Foer
, the Tuscan noblewoman, ironic and contemptuous, with silver hair, the alter ego of Gianluca Gori, speaking of "revolution" and underlining the "message of inclusiveness".
First run 'en travesti' at the festival, artist, singer, actress and painter,
Drusilla Foer
she starred in Ferzan Ozpetek's film 'Magnificent presence' and in Claudio Norza's 'Semper più bello', she was judge of "Strafactor", the special of "X Factor", then columnist for "Matrix Chiambretti" on Canale 5, guest fixed at "CR4 - La Repubblica delle Donne" on Rete 4 and in "Ciao Maschio" on Rai1. On the radio he took part as a regular guest in the program "Let's pretend that ..." by Maurizio Costanzo and Carlotta Quadri on R101.
Between satirical arrows and surreal notes, she defines herself as "a lady who is lucky enough to have a space such as a stage available to also reflect on the themes of life". An irreverent and anti-bourgeois character, for the people of the web he is a style icon ready to embrace social causes.
"Finally a great reason to watch Sanremo", reads on Twitter. "The great battles are made with small steps ... for me Drusilla Foer in Sanremo is a huge step, a message of inclusiveness that the most popular Italian broadcast sends to the country. Proud # Sanremo2022", writes another user. And again: "It was time for prime-time TV to gratify us with true charm and talent", "We didn't have the Zan Bill but at least we have Drusilla Foer in Sanremo".
Author and interpreter of two theatrical performances, 'Eleganzissima', a recital between music and story, and 'Venere Nemica', a show inspired by the fable of Cupid and Psyche, last year Foer was the narrator on stage of the Histoire du Soldat by Stravinskij at the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza.
He wrote 'You don't know shame.
My very elegant life '(Mondadori), in which he recounts his "stray, excited and fought life. Not a bad life. A treasure hunt that I played with all the courage I could".