Federico Dimitri

Elisa Canessa

Belluno Teatro Comunale

On the occasion of the eight-hundredth anniversary of Italy's patron saint, Francis of Assisi, we are pleased to present a performance celebrating the various aspects and stories associated with this extraordinary saint. The performance is presented by one of Italy's most acclaimed musicians, Angelo Branduardi, whose music will accompany the narration of one of Italy's finest journalists, Aldo Cazzullo. This performance will be a unique opportunity to delve deeper into and understand the importance of Francis of Assisi to our nation's identity.

Francis

Teatro "Dino Buzzati"

Max, Paul, and Simon have been friends for thirty years. A true, unbreakable, and joyful friendship. Their professional lives are a success, but their personal lives are a little less so. One evening, the three friends meet at Max's house for their usual poker game. But Simon arrives almost an hour late, giving the two friends a shocking motivation. The poker game never begins.

Our Women

Happy Bear is a bear with a piece of paper in his pockets (don't you know bears have pockets?). This paper contains a question: Are you me? and three clues: 1. I'm a very kind bear, 2. I'm a happy bear, 3. and I'm also very beautiful. From here, Happy Bear sets out to explore the Fantastic Forest among trees that grow if you don't look at them and remain silent. He will learn to recognize different types of silence: the small silence of the leaves, the deep silence of the earth, the ancient silence of the trees. He will meet the Sluggish Cow and the Penultimate Penguin, and will discover that it's much better to smell the flowers than to count them, and that to move forward, sometimes you have to get lost! A show that tells little ones, without rhetoric, with lightness and poetry, a universal story about the search for identity: every child is unique and, looking in the mirror, can say, "This is me," like Happy Bear.

The Happy Bear