Alessandro Lay

He made his debut as an actor in L’Antigone, as an actor/author with Nico, as a director and author with Rossella Dassu in Lombrosoamleto, Joyce, vita di Joyce Lussu and Raptus-dal mito greco al femminicidio.

He is the director of Cristolu by Niffoi and Arcipelaghi by Maria Giacobbe, also presented in Copenhagen. Author and performer of Riva Luigi ’69 & ’70, presented in June 2024 at the Leonard Nimoy Theatre in New York, author and director of the Shakespearean trilogy with J&R, Otello Post-Fazio, Un Amleto di troppo, and the online gaming Playing Shakespeare. He curated as author (with Pierpaolo Piludu) and as director the new production Da dove arrivato le bombe.

Trainer, he works on projects of inclusion and integration of differences.

Pic by Gianfilippo Masserano

  • 2000
  • 2001
  • 2018
  • 2023

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9 Aug

9 August 2023 ⋅ h 19:15

Cantina Antichi Poderi
Jerzu

L’uomo che volle essere Peròn

GAVINO MURGIA / ALESSANDRO LAY / FRANCESCA PANI

There was a time when a journalist, from an important national newspaper, had it in his head to tell about his old man but also about himself and Arasolè, but above all to try to give an answer to an enigmatic question: did Giovanni Piras really become Juan Domingo Peròn? An extraordinary novel from the pen of Giovanni Maria Bellu, one of the most interesting and courageous Italian journalists, for a fantastic story, between Mamoiada, the Sard...

6 Aug

6 August 2023 ⋅ h 21:30

Stazione dell'Arte
Ulassai

Riva Luigi ’69 ’70 – Cagliari ai dì dello scudetto

ALESSANDRO LAY / CADA DIE TEATRO

«In 1970, when Cagliari became champion of Italy, I was 8 years old. I don't remember much about the "scudetto", but I remember what the city was like, how we dressed, how we hung from the trams to avoid paying, the Panini album and the "sticker" games on the steps of the elementary school.I remember the medal table, with the profiles of the Cagliari players on fake, fake gold coins to collect.And I vaguely remember a shy boy, sometimes smiling,...