08/01/2001

h 21:30 |

  • S. Francesco Theatre
    Tortolì

Family Dialogues

CADA DIE TEATRO

The show is the final result of a workshop held with students from Tortolì schools, directed by Pierpaolo Piludu and Alessandro Lay of Cada Die Teatro.

It’s 1977. A great desire to change the world, “to take back your life”, to live more authentic relationships, starting with your own family. Marta, Marco and most of the kids in their group have run away from home and swear they never want to go back. Their parents don’t know or don’t want to understand their desires. The kids of ’77 want to make a revolution. Then they take off their long shirts, scarves and big colored sweaters, the scene jumps about twenty years and the kids grow up, get their “heads straight”, become fathers and mothers who repeat to their children phrases not very different from those they heard from their parents. The kids of 2000 want a Kawasaki, a cell phone, D & G sweaters… From above, two “above-the-board” psychologists have the task of analyzing and managing the situation for the good of society.

byAlessandro Lay and Pierpaolo Piludu

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