 
      The event draws inspiration from Crochet Coral Reef by Christine and Margaret Wertheim, the work presented at the Venice Biennial in 2019.
 ©Marco Borrelli
  ©Marco Borrelli
      Stefano Massini takes to the stage as writer and performer with a copy of a newspaper published on the day of the performance.
 
      Sustainability. Another concept that the COVID-19 epidemic has worn down to a point where it is useless.
 ©Marc Brenner
  ©Marc Brenner
      Four women in their seventies and their summer afternoons spent in the courtyard of one of their homes, sipping tea and imagining catastrophe.
 
      For more than a year, the pandemic has paralysed our experience of the city. This paralysis has forced us to realise that an alternative world is possible.
 ©Foto di Javier Fergo - Foto di Javier Fergo
  ©Foto di Javier Fergo - Foto di Javier Fergo
      Marco Flores will celebrate his twenty-year career, lending voice and body to his personal milestones with Rayuela, inspired by the novel by Julio Cortázar.
 ©© Óscar Romero - Foto di Foto Óscar Romero
  ©© Óscar Romero - Foto di Foto Óscar Romero
      With Sin Permiso - Canciones para el Silencio, Ana Morales transforms flamenco into an expression of memory, a bridge to the future.
 ©Foto Farruk - Foto di Farruk
  ©Foto Farruk - Foto di Farruk
      A wide range of artists will come together for Villa Rosa & Friends / Gala flamenca a special show in support of all of Spain’s tablaos and their artists.
 
      An evening of readings dedicated to the Poetry of the trees. An anthology of works on trees, shrubs and a few climbing plants.
 ©Masiar Pasquali
  ©Masiar Pasquali
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A journey to explore the interior of the building in Via Rovello 2 in the company of characters from its history.
 ©Foto Luigi Ciminaghi - Foto di Luigi Ciminaghi
  ©Foto Luigi Ciminaghi - Foto di Luigi Ciminaghi
      La Milanesiana rende omaggio a Giorgio Strehler
 
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Massimo Popolizio gives body and voice to John Steinbeck’s unforgettable masterpiece, The Grapes of Wrath, an adaptation by Emanuele Trevi.
 
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As part of the celebrations for the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante, the Carlo Colla & Figli company takes on the fantastic journey of the Divine Comedy.
 ©Foto di Masiar Pasquali - Foto di Masiar Pasquali
  ©Foto di Masiar Pasquali - Foto di Masiar Pasquali
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Antonio Latella presents “his” Hamlet, the prince of failure and ambiguity. “Hamlet is neither black nor white, it walks the line”.
 ©Giuseppe Distefano
  ©Giuseppe Distefano
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Davide Enia tells of 1943m a crucially important year for Palermo and its people, discovering that those dark times tragically resemble our present.