Sergio Bini, aka Bustric, the actor, the magician, the mime, the illusionist, the clown, the singer, leads us with his light and wandering step on a surprising journey into the world of the game His ability to be amazed infects us and reawakens in us the wonder that is at the origin of the discovery of the world. s in a daydream, Bustric lifts us into a joyful dimension in which the vertigo of the imagination makes the fantastic real. Bustric's s...

Bustric is not only a magician, he is also a clown, a mime, a fantasist, a variety and music-hall artist. He is an actor in the full sense and a poet of the art of wonder on stage. Here he is, accompanying us in his fabled tale that with comic wit traverses the deceptions of history and literature: Judas' treacherous kiss, David's cunning that defeats Goliath, Brutus' dagger against Caesar, the ghost of his father that appears to Hamlet....

They called them “sos laribiancos”, those with white lips: it was the distinctive, unmistakable sign of the poor of Arasolè, a small village in Sardinia, bordering the forests of Goceano. Sos laribiancos were immediately recognizable: they ate little meat, few carbohydrates, few proteins… they ate too little. The show was born from a deep interest and consideration for the work of Francesco Masala. «On several occasions the poet-writer fr...

The tourist brochures described the place like this: exotic, animated by joy, happiness and dance. But for him, just arrived from Italy, the holiday paradise, at the end of the first "fantastic night", was transformed into a chicken coop, in the forced cohabitation with six free-range hens, in the visits from the owner of the place: "la pollera". That's what she calls herself. Strange girl: what does she want? Is she a witch? A bruja? A little g...

The story we want to tell (inspired by the tale of Tom Thumb) is that of a little girl who, thrown in front of the necessity of facing life, suddenly finds herself living on that threshold that is an either/or, from which you either go forward or you go back, and if you go forward you grow up... Death ('a signora) and his henchmen pursue Pulcina, who in this staging has characteristics that can be traced back, even if not exclusively, to souther...

Aristophanes is a furious teenager. Think of him like this, in the 5th century BC. He is fifteen when the war breaks out and Magnificent Athens finds itself under siege. The Spartans invade the countryside surrounding the city; the farmers flee into the city with their children, goats and donkeys. Athens is then overpopulated with people crowded together in the houses and on the streets, the plague breaks out and among others Pericles dies, the...

Ballad in song and counter-song: first voice, Domenico Carunchio, a criminal from Puglia who tells his life story. From his childhood as a sub-proletarian to his sacred oath as a member of the Camorra, up to his arrest and refusal to feel repentant. Rather defeated, crushed by the fate of carrying that smell of carbolic acid with him forever. Mimmo Carunchio is the soldier of an enemy army who does not surrender to the winner. When in his city ...

In the centuries of aesthetics, of appearances, of social emptiness, of contrasts between church and state, in an immobile dualism between moral and immoral, Molière once again delves into the cracks of the human soul, into its miseries, into its limitations of survival. Scapino is a "relative" of that "unlucky" Don Giovanni, both on that third amoral path, both in contrast and in flight from what is good or bad, beautiful or ugly, moral or imm...

A kaleidoscope of theater, music and dance bursts into the streets, transforming the squares into a magical stage. As if out of a festive dream of a Harlequin-piper, an imposing procession of exotic masked characters on high stilts and in rich costumes makes its way to the rhythm of thunderous cymbals and drums. Our Harlequin, unwillingly involved in an initiatory journey following the court of Kublai Khan, passes through two deaths and as many r...