opening Festival dei Tacchi – absolute preview About the encounter with the strangerabout being a stranger and feeling like a strangerbut also the meeting with those who feel like strangersin their own countryA deep look at the stories reveals what is invisible, a song coming far across the ocean arrives overturned to our ears like the boats in the Mediterranean. In this path we try to make a mark.Nausicaa, Andromache, Alcinous, Arete, Polidor...

A journey to the edge of the world between the lands of Nonsò and those of Kessai, along the streets traveled by street puppies; to meet the smile of those who live there, of those who try to caress the sky every day in those alleys, knowing full well that another life is possible, that a gram of joy is due to everyone. A fable that tells of abandoned puppies and a cat with a red tuft who will become their new mother; to narrate through the adve...

world premiere - international co-production About the encounter with the strangerabout being a stranger and feeling like a strangerbut also the meeting with those who feel like strangersin their own countryA deep look at the stories reveals what is invisible, a song coming far across the ocean arrives overturned to our ears like the boats in the Mediterranean. In this path we try to make a mark.Nausicaa, Andromache, Alcinous, Arete, Polidoro an...

The events narrated in the play centre on Giuseppe Secchi’s migration from his home town of Oliena in 1946 to Cortoghiana, at the time one of the most productive coal mining basins in the Sulcis area. He dies a few years later, "that day" 21st August 1952 in a tragic accident caused by the explosion of the firedamp. Another two miners die with him, Agostino Fronteddu from Dorgali and Giovanni Luvarà from Reggio Calabria. The Sardinian mining c...

world premiere - international co-production About the encounter with the strangerabout being a stranger and feeling like a strangerbut also the meeting with those who feel like strangersin their own countryA deep look at the stories reveals what is invisible, a song coming far across the ocean arrives overturned to our ears like the boats in the Mediterranean. In this path we try to make a mark.Nausicaa, Andromache, Alcinous, Arete, Polidoro an...

The myth of Troy is unravelled in the most exquisite way and told by three physical actors at a breathtaking pace. With a gallery of characters of more than thirty - from luscious maidens and glorious heroes to proud kings and scrawny priests to hordes of gods and goddesses - the actors embark upon the impossible mission of bringing this epic work to live - all in one hour. The Iliad is a physical and mysterious, funny and elegant performance tha...

Andrea Kaemmerle e Gatti Mèzzi The play is the fruit of deep love and admiration for two great contemporary authors, Jean Claude Izzo from Marseilles and Alvaro Mutis from Colombia, whose skillful writing allows them to change the course of the destiny of their land. The play has overwhelmingly comic, but also deep overtones, classic literature stained by the cocktail sauce left by careless cruise passengers, frescos of the seedy harbour tavern...

“I have spent all my life trying not to waste a single moment, of life, in order to have the time to die.” William Faulkner, La Grande Foresta (The Big Forest) Why is it always the wolf’s fault? Why is he always the villain in stories? Why do they lead you to believe this from childhood? Then something bad really happens and every time it is the wolf. But in most cases the culprit is not the wolf. This is the story of the last wolf to be k...

Very often what happens in jokes is what we see in the old comedy sketches: we laugh at a fat man who slips on a banana skin, but when it happens to us we don’t find it quite so funny. So I decided to revive some short stories I wrote over the last few years and write some new ones in which we find ourselves facing a mechanism similar to that of short stories. However unlike those tales in my stories something misfires. We start laughing like w...

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Giovanna ( Nannina mea) is not a play, but a story which my grandma told me to get me to marry the right person. Since I have not got married yet it is worth repeating and telling the story so I don’t get it wrong when the time comes. Giovanna was her cousin, a beautiful sixteen-year-old, who was in a fairy-tale romance with Paolo, interrupted when Paolo was called up to fight. Meanwhile Carlo, a highly commended officer, returning from the fr...