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PIETAS
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY VIRMAN CUSENZA ‘GAMBLERS
“Storia di Enzo Paroli, l’antifascista che salvò il giornalista di Mussolini” (Mondadori)TEATRO LA STANZA
TUESDAY 9 MAY 8 pm

What drives the lawyer Enzo Paroli, socialist and anti-fascist, to risk his career to save Telesio Interlandi, accused of “collaborationism” with the Nazi invader, from justice? What does he see in that man hunted by his own guilt? A loser, certainly, a vanquished who found himself on the wrong side of history, but who deserves to be defended above all as a man. It is the value of life that must be saved, regardless of the errors committed: against the death penalty. Inspired by a feeling of ‘pietas’, Paroli’s gesture is an act of humanity, of solidarity that breaks down dividing lines, iron curtains and walls, even if it has nothing to do with forgiveness.

The author will speak
Theatrical readings by Tema Academy
Scenography created with the works of artist Filippo Locatelli
Musical interventions by Associazione Manzato, M° Pietro Bertelli on percussion

VIRMAN CUSENZA (Palermo, 1964), journalist, he edited ‘Il Mattino’ and ‘Il Messaggero’. He began his career at ‘Giornale di Sicilia’ and ‘I Siciliani’. Hired by Indro Montanelli at ‘il Giornale’, he worked on judicial reporting and internal politics. In 2007 he worked at ‘The Independent’ in London. Today he is Fremantle’s consultant for current affairs.

7.30 P.M. WELCOME DRINK

Free entrance with compulsory booking while places last
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THE EMPEROR ADRIAN AND GIOVANNI COMISSO

LA STANZA THEATRE
THURSDAY 18 MAY AT 20:00

In collaboration with Associazione Amici di Giovanni Comisso
Theatrical readings by Tema Academy on a text by Pier Luigi Panza
Set design by the artist Filippo Locatelli
Musical interventions by Associazione Manzato

7:30 P.M. WELCOME APERITIF

Admission free with compulsory booking while places last
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ILIO 2.0 “11”
From the Trojan Horse to the Twin Towers
Based on the novel “11” by Giancarlo Marinelli (La Nave di Teseo)THEATRE LA STANZA
TUESDAY 30 MAY AT 20:00

In 11, Giancarlo Marinelli reconstructs the 30 hours preceding the attack on the Twin Towers, composing a singular narrative polyphony in which many solo voices intertwine in a singular comparison with those that preceded the fall of Troy, from Odysseus’ deception to Cassandra’s prophecy, all leading up to the tragic epilogue.

With Alberto Camerotto (Ca’ Foscari University Venice)
Theatrical readings by Tema Academy
Scenography created with the works of artist Filippo Locatelli

ALBERTO CAMEROTTO teaches Greek language and literature at the Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. He is mainly interested in archaic Greek epics and the strategies of myth-telling, but even in parody, comedy and ancient satire. He is the creator, with Filippomaria Pontani, of the Classici Contro project. He is the head of the Aletheia Ca’ Foscari Youth Laboratory of Greek Literature. New is the experiment of Ilioupersis. Epic Archetypes in the Archaeological Museums of Italy (2022-2023). The study volume Troy burns. Come e perché raccontare l’Ilioupersis (Mimesis/Classici Contro 2022), and the collective book Il grido di Andromaca. Voices of Women against War (De Bastiani/Paradoxa 2022).

GIANCARLO MARINELLI (Vicenza, 24 December 1973) is a writer, director, screenwriter, columnist, contemporary playwright and actor. He was a finalist at the Premio Selezione Campiello – Giuria dei Letterati in 2002 with Dopo l’amore and in 2006 with Ti lascio il meglio di me. In addition to having collaborated with Il Gazzettino and Il Giornale, he chaired the Comisso Literary Prize until 2020[2], while he currently chairs the Settembrini Prize and is artistic consultant to Arteven, and artistic director of the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza.

7.30 P.M. WELCOME DRINK

Free entrance with compulsory booking while places last
info@temacultura.it \ cell. +39 346 2201356