Abbecedario per il mondo nuovo – EEE
EEE
by Greta Cappelletti
with Petra Valentini
Podcast online on Spreaker from Saturday 24 April 2021
It was the first word that came to mind. The best of all.
It’s not even a word, it’s a person. Perhaps not even a person, but rather a character. EEE is his trademark, the melancholy cry with which he seems to want to say “that’s the way it goes”, but if necessary it can become a harrowing and shared scream. EEE changed the destiny of the Italian music industry; it is a pretext for explaining how the tiniest and most random of things can change destinies, make a mark on concerts, stadiums and relationships, and lead to epic changes. Greta Cappelletti
Synopsis
An ordinary woman with slight rosacea flips her hair over her right shoulder. Someone notices her, she catches their attention, and the slight gesture sets in motion a chain of events that are destined to change the fate of a couple. Something like this happened to Vasco Rossi.
Biography
Greta Cappelletti was born in Melegnano (twenty kilometres south of Milan) in 1986.
She graduated as a writer from the Paolo Grassi Civic School in 2014, and the following year she was a finalist at the 53rd edition of the Tondelli Award in Riccione with the piece Camera oscura.
In 2015 she partnered with the director and writer Liv Ferracchiati, with whom she founded the theatrical company The Baby Walk (Scenario Award 2017).
She was a finalist at the Network Nuova Drammaturgia Award with Persi, which was staged at Theatre 503 in London as part of the Italy Uncovered Festival.
In 2018 her work No Land Lady participated in the Teatro Biennial, directed by Camilla Brison, in the Directors Under 30 section, and debuted at the Roma Europa Festival in 2020.
Her first love remains comedy, and she works with a number of artists including Fabio Paroni, Valentina Cardinali and Trejolie.
Her work is published by Editoria e Spettacolo and Cue Press.
(photo Mario Zanaria)
Abbecedario per il mondo nuovo
a Piccolo Teatro di Milano – Teatro d’Europa production
in collaborazione with the Hystrio – Playwriting Award and the Riccione “Pier Vittorio Tondelli” Award
directed by Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli and Alessandro Ferroni