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Giorgio Pasotti reflects on the timeless ability of Shakespeare’s plays to resonate with younger generations: works that, despite belonging to another century, continue to offer moral lessons and to portray—in a direct manner, free from technological filters—the pain, the bewilderment, and the denied dignity of lives that are not respected. Produced by Teatro Stabile d’Abruzzo,…
Giorgio Pasotti reflects on the timeless ability of Shakespeare’s plays to resonate with younger generations: works that, despite belonging to another century, continue to offer moral lessons and to portray—in a direct manner, free from technological filters—the pain, the bewilderment, and the denied dignity of lives that are not respected. Produced by Teatro Stabile d’Abruzzo,…
51st Concert Season This event focuses on the blend of classical and popular music that has always enriched the musical repertoire: mezzo-soprano Aloisa Eisemberg will perform some of the Beatles’ best-known songs arranged by Luciano Berio, who also composed the beautiful *Folksongs*, works written for the voice of the celebrated Cathy Barberian, one of the…
itARTS Festival: Back to L'Aquila Opening reception: Sunday, February 8, at 4:00 p.m. Exhibition dates: February 8–28 Hours: daily from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and by appointment by emailing mostraitarts@abaq.it The opening reception will be held on Sunday, February 8, at 4:00 p.m.
Fairy tales are the best way to depict oppression. The wolf is the quintessential villain—an archetype of evil—and in the original fairy tales, he wins and devours the poor, innocent victim, who is sometimes a little lamb, sometimes a little piglet, and sometimes a little girl who has lost her way. Poor Little Red Riding…
The “B. Barattelli” Aquila Concert Society presents *Di-vin in-canto*, an original project that combines music and storytelling in a surprising and engaging theatrical format. Designed for soprano, narrator, cello, piano, and an unconventional set of kitchen percussion instruments, the show plays with musical languages and timbres, blending tradition and experimentation.
Multimedia performance at the “Shigeru Ban” Conservatory Auditorium.
A clandestine same-sex love story that began in Palermo in the 1960s and continues—running parallel to a so-called “normal” life—for thirty years: this is the theme of “Le mille bolle blu,” a monologue written by journalist Salvatore Rizzo, performed and directed by Filippo Luna. “Le mille bolle blu” debuted at the Nuovo Montevergini theater in…
The Recovery Sound Art (RSA) project consists of four cycles of meetings, held every two weeks, to be held in the spaces of identified healthcare facilities (nursing homes and day centers) with the presentation of musical programs (Concerts) for instrument sections (Winds, Strings, Woodwinds) and in Ensemble (final Concert) during which, in addition to the…
For Remembrance Day, we are organizing a film screening to raise awareness of these tragic events among students at all levels of education, with the aim of preserving and renewing the memory of the tragedy suffered by Italians and all the victims of the foibe, the exodus of Istrians, the people of Fiume and Dalmatia…