Two figures sit on stage, bound by a rope. They have no name, no age. They are two children killed in the war, living in a place suspended between memory and oblivion. Fragments remain around them: the sound of bombs, a little girl glimpsed before the explosion, the taste of strawberries, the unfulfilled desire to write songs. Forced to share the same fate, the two navigate broken memories, fear, anger, and hope. The rope that imprisons them gradually becomes a bond, a voice, a music. As the world of the living continues to forget, they desperately search for someone who can listen to them and tell them what has been erased by the roar of war. Through poetic dialogue, music, and images, Il Boato recounts a childhood interrupted by violence and the human need to be remembered. In the finale, the two children address the audience directly, entrusting them with a task: to continue singing their songs so that no life disappears into oblivion.

Alessandro Salvia

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12 - 13 Nov, 2026

Il Boato · Teatro Ditirammu

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