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SILVIA COSTA - JACOPO GIACOMONI

Tacet

SILVIA COSTA - JACOPO GIACOMONI

Tacet

23 August 2026 | 9 p.m.
Chiesa di San Giovanni,
Bassano del Grappa
Price single ticket € 8 / 10-show pass B.Motion € 50, reservation recommended

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dramaturgy Jacopo Giacomoni
direction Silvia Costa
with Silvia Costa, Jacopo Giacomoni, Gaia Ginevra Giorgi, Dylan Guzowski, Elena Rivoltini, Matto Zoppi
music Nicola Ratti
light design Andrea Sanson in collaborazione con Isadora Giuntini
scene sculptures Plastikart Zimmermann & Amoroso
custom Fabio Quaranta
direction assistant Luna Scolari
stagecraft Alovisi Attrezzeria 

pictures Luca Del Pia
press office Antonella Mucciaccio

production La Biennale di Venezia, Cranpi, Piccolo Teatro di Milano – Teatro d’Europa
with the contribution of  MIC – Ministero della Cultura
supported by Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Santiago
with the support of  Teatro Biblioteca Quarticciolo
residency Office for a Human Theatre / teatro alla cartiera
in partnership with Riccione Teatro, Departamento de Artes Escénicas de la Universidad de Playa Ancha de Valparaíso, Chile

Winning entry for the 58° Premio Riccione per il Teatro 2025
Winning text Biennale College Teatro – Drammaturgia Under 40 (2024-2025)

Philosophy, metaphysics, and mathematics blend in an original way in Tacet, a twice-award-winning play that Jacopo Giacomoni wrote with that final secular rite - both personal and collective - in mind: the “minute of silence.”
On stage are six performers, metronomes, and music stands, minimal tools for probing time, traveling through its duration, and making it felt as living matter. The power of the performance lies in the mathematical interplay of six clocks, six hearts beating in unison before the audience’s eyes, creating a presence that eludes time, suspends it, and makes its essence perceptible. 
Tacet invites the audience to experiment, to view silence as a theatrical element, and to experience time alongside the performers in an immersive, precise, and radical experience.
Structured like a theatrical score in four movements, the piece explores what it means to be together in silence,within a minute, within a theater.