A dreamlike, lunar spectacle with rarefied and magical atmospheres. A continuous contamination between music and words, between oneiric and real. A wonderful orchestra, a wonderful choir and then singers, actors, children together for the first time to tell a magical story, the story of a fallen puppet you don’t know how, (maybe inside a moonlight) you don’t know when, (maybe last night!) in a circus of guitti and acrobats. Everything in music: a story of training that is inspired by the fairy tales of the literary tradition for children. A story about how hard and original it is for each of us to “grow up”, but also a tribute to the theatre, its beauty, its caducity and its ability to transport us into worlds that exist only behind the curtain.

N.B. the show will be staged again in October, November and December 2019.

Biglietti

Studenti: 5 €, biglietto ridotto
Gratuità: un docente accompagnatore ogni 10 studenti, studenti H e loro docenti di sostegno
Intero: 12 €, adulti (docenti e genitori) che acquistano il biglietto con la scuola.

Signs: the body signs and musical signs in a close dialogue between two arts sisters. An exchange of intentions where music becomes gesture and the gesture becomes breath. A gesture to listen to, a sound to see. The solo cello music program that provides the starting point for this intense dialogue ranges from the eighteenth century to contemporary music: some movements from the first three Suites for solo cello by Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750), the Capriccio in C minor by Giuseppe Maria Dall’Abaco (1710-1805), Nepdalfele da Signs, Games and Messages by György Kurtág (no. 1926) and Quasi una sarabanda by Orazio Sciortino, pianist and composer from Syracuse born in 1984.