Category: Theatre
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5 stars – the necessary answer to a silent question Two friends have quitted their previous jobs as content moderators for social media companies. They meet again after long when one of them receives a visit from her former colleague. He wants to sue the company for the damages on his mental health.
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4 stars – cleverly hilarious After having killed Duncan, the Macbeths go on a seaside holiday. They hope to get some rest, and that the king recovers from his nightmares of blood and stabbing and escapes his ghostly visions.
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3 stars – wellbeing communication made fun Funny hats, music, a piano and a guitar. An invitation to take part for the aim of wellbeing.
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4 stars – brilliant, fun and inspiring Wendy is a mother in a lineage of Wendys, each falling in love with her own Peter Pan. This Wendy is a script writer going through an artistic crisis, subdued to the requests of her Hollywood agent – until she rediscovers her Happy Thought.
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2 stars – interesting text, lacks direction Various episodes of racism are brought together in this fast-paced show involving a young black person born and raised in the South of the US. The characters that surround him, his parents and friends, are brought to life through the narrative: each has a story to tell.
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5 heart-wrenching magic Betún is a child who lives in the street. Like 100 million other children, in the streets he meets adult people. Unlike 100 million other children, his story is sublimated into poetry.
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4 Stars – Dream-like, politic storytelling If you were to dress up like the most meaningful dream you dreamed in the last year, what would you wear? Sole is a cricket and Baleno a pig. In a beautifully poetic atmosphere, the tragic story of two anarchists who stood against TAV* is first evoked, then thoroughly…
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4 Stars – Holy (and unholy) s… From the beginning, scenography and props remind the spectator of the unifying traits that all humanity shares: a WC and some piles of faeces. From the start, a devil introduces a rooted satiric mode on society classes, and the weight they had in history.
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In a dystopic future, social life is organized holding freedom as the highest of values, until there can be no community anymore. There are no impositions, no laws, and no rights, and each person becomes president of a State of their own.
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4 Stars – To get lost, laugh, and mourn at a rhythm An original and contemporary comedy that adheres to reality in the way it feels like a labyrinth. It feels knowable but may not be, it consists of bright areas of fun and enjoyment as well as dim corners where conflicts and sorrows are…
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