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Dante Inferno 2.0
Teatro Studio Melato
on 28 September 2017
“If one dreams alone, it is just a dream. If we dream together, it is the beginning of reality”. Thus the director’s notes present the production by the San Patrignano artistic centre. “The Inferno celebrates human pilgrimage, the measure and rhythm of the steps”. The director Pascal La Delfa has been involved for many years in social theatre in situations of difficulty and prevention.

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Le serve
Teatro Grassi
from 3 October to 15 October 2017
Two sisters, Claire and Solange, maids of a disturbing aspect, live a love-hate relationship with the beautiful Madame. Every evening, in the absence of their mistress, they play out an obsessive fantasy in which they take turns to “be Madame”, wearing her dresses. A “dark tale” which ends every time with the murder of their mistress, until fiction and reality are confused.
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San Vittore Globe Theatre Atto II: Le Tempeste
Teatro Studio Melato
on 4 October 2017
The 2017/2018 season sees the return of the all-woman show San Vittore Globe Theatre – Atto II Le Tempeste dedicated to Shakespeare and performed by the Centro Europeo Teatro e Carcere, an “open” company which includes inmates, ex-inmates, artists and musicians. The work presents monologues and dialogues inspired by the Tempest and reworked into “new Tempests”.

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Emilia
Teatro Grassi
from 17 October to 29 October 2017
Emilia was Walter’s nanny, and now she is in difficulty. After twenty years the two meet again, and the young man, now a well-off adult, takes her into his home. Giulia Lazzarini returns to the stage in the title role of the piece written by the Argentinian playwright Claudio Tolcachir. Emilia is an analysis of the relationship between reality and memory, of the family and its internal dynamics.
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Uomini e no
Teatro Studio Melato
from 24 October to 19 November 2017
Created during the Luchino Visconti course at the Luca Ronconi School of Theatre, Uomini e no was conceived - explained the director Carmelo Rifici - “to give a group of young people the opportunity to take on a stage play based on the novel published by Elio Vittorini in 1945”. The piece tells the story of a group of partisans during the Nazi-fascist occupation of Milan.
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