I Filò - L'Ometo e la Luna

The fourteenth play written by Alessandro Anderloni for Le Falìe, featuring eighteen actors and actresses staging the time of dreams and disillusionment.

The little man was named Saturnino and he was a postman. Every day, on foot, by bicycle, with skis, after letters and postcards had arrived from Verona by bus, he would climb from the square of Velo Veronese to the hamlets to meet and console solitudes: the seamstress with her husband who had emigrated, the widowed farmer, the two brothers to be married off, the sweet Andreina. Until, as the ancient story tells, on a full moon night, Saturnino ended up up there, like "the little man who goes to leave the moon with a fork of thistles." It was 1969 and on television they said that Man had set foot on the moon. Inspired by the novella Writing to Oneself by Cesare Marchi, in the book When We Were Poor People, thirty years after his first storytelling with "The Madonna brought the light," Alessandro Anderloni directs the fourteenth play he has written for Le Falìe, featuring eighteen actors and actresses staging the time of dreams and disillusionment.

Prices
Full price: € 12, Reduced € 9 (up to 12 years)

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