"Art possesses its own distinct language akin to the language of dreams: visceral, powerful and enigmatic.
It speaks through symbols, metaphors and allegories. That's why it can touch us on the deepest of levels.
This is what I aim for in my work." - Chiara D'Anna
★★★★
Chiara D’Anna looks like she stepped out of a Fellini film; she’s just perfect!
(The Duke of Burgundy)
★★★★
At once imperious and tremendously mock-kitten.
(The Duke of Burgundy)
★★★★
Witty and playful, D’Anna is a delight as a performer.
(Don't You Dare!)
★★★★
Knudsen and D’Anna are both terrific, and have trembling palpable chemistry.
(The Duke of Burgundy)
★★★★★
Superb performances…the Best Film of the first quarter of 2015.
(The Duke of Burgundy)
★★★★
Charismatic and enthralling, D'Anna is a chameleon displaying exquisite acting skills.
(Don't You Dare!)
Chiara D'Anna | Director
★★★★
We are manipulated with ease by an intuitive company whose physical work is superb.
(Rocinante! Rocinante!)
★★★★
Brainland, directed by Chiara D’Anna, is a cinematic masterpiece.
(Brainland)
Everything Fischer and D'Anna do reveals a precise knowledge of the forms and history of the theatre.
(Ariadne auf Naxos/Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme)
★★★★
Writer-director Chiara D’Anna uses the commedia dell’arte to explore how anti-woman propaganda is part of a continuum: different century, the same shit!
(Don't You Dare!)
★★★★
Imaginative and engaging, with a compelling and twisting narrative that will make an audience both laugh and cry.
(Don Quixote! Edinburgh Fringe Festival)
★★★★
A history lesson that transcends space and time.
(Don't You Dare!)
★★★★
The cast of seven take us on a journey that is always thought provoking and at times quite unsettling.
(Rocinante! Rocinante!)
