Script by Ettore De Lorenzo and Flavio Baldes
with Ettore De Lorenzo, Flavio Baldes, Andrea Baldes, Ugo Gangheri, Massimo D’Avanzo, Giosi Cincotti, Ernesto Nobili, Machi di Pace
directed by Ettore De Lorenzo
set installations by the students of the Accademia di Belle Arti, under the supervision/coordination of prof. Rino Squillante
production manager Francesca Ravel
July 9, 10, 12 and 13, at 21.00
Napoli
Cortile delle Carrozze di Palazzo Reale
With us on stage (in order of appearance): Lamberto Maffei (director of Istituto Neuroscienze del Cnr), Marco Delmastro (director of Servizioeconomico Aom), Enrica Perucchietti (editor, journalist and writer), Pino Imperatore (writer/author), Antonio Scala (physicist and expert in fake news and social network); Giobbe Covatta (artist, testimonial Amref and Save the Children), Pieto Bartolo (doctor from Lampedusa), Mirkoeilcane (singer), Massimo Antonelli (athlete and founder of Tam Tam Basket), Antonio Noto (survey expert), Cristina Donadio (actress), Antonello Cossia (actor), Roberto Salomone (photographer), Alessio Paduano (photographer); Franco Arminio (‘peta’ and writer author), Rosaria De Cicco (actress), Pollio (singer), Gino Sansone (founder of the Integral Yoga School of Napoli), Teresa De Pascale (osterica); Gaetano Manfredi (dean of Università Federico II), Carlo Bordoni (sociologist), Nuccio Ordine (academic and literate), Alessandro Iannace (professor of stratigraphy and sedimentology, expert in climate change), Guglielmo Tamburrini (professor in logics and science phylosophy expert in artificial intelligence), Marco Merola (project Adaption). Other guests to be defined.
Four waiting rooms to confront and debate in, eye to eye. In each one, among the many voices, a different plot made of music, words and images expands and takes shape. Especially through an exchange with the audience, who is not just a spectator but integral part of the event. With a cast that improves and is enriched by important names in the entertainment. Inside each room, in a set-up similar to that of talk-shows, new current event themes are questioned: The information society, the migrant man, death, the future.
