Lucrezia Lante della Rovere in "A Woman for All Seasons"

A work that combines matter and spirituality, landscape and imagination in those seasons that in their succession create a time. And a garden such as the Botanical Garden that hosts the performance becomes the coherent and enveloping place, as it should be. In this year-long journey, a very multifaceted Lucrezia Lante della Rovere makes twelve to portray as many women who live the "seasons" in their own way, inspired by the novel "Emily Dickinson and her gardens" by Marta McDowell, accompanied by the performance of the "Seasons" for violin-cello and piano trio by P.I.Tchaikovsky.