What beautiful diversity! (Children’s show)
€ 3.00
Why do we have different kinds of noses? Why do we live in different kinds of homes? Why do we pray to different gods? Because from the day that human beings realised they had feet they started travelling, and in doing so, they transformed. Yet we all share our humanity and the world in which we live together.
This show, for children aged eight and over, is a cheerful and engaging response to an increasingly topical problem: learning to accept those who speak different languages, with different religions and cultural and social habits from our own. This entertaining and educational monologue uses stories from countries both near and far to teach the importance of all types of diversity. Because sharing the world begins with sharing our DNA and the fact that we are all the same and, at the same time, all different!
Based on the text by Marco Aime. Written and directed by Giorgio Scaramuzzino. Produced by the Teatro Archivolto theatre company of Genoa.
After studying acting at the school of the Teatro di Genova, actor-director Giorgio Scaramuzzino joined the newly formed Compagnia dell'Archivolto (directed by Giorgio Gallione) in 1986, where he now works in its School and Education Department. Besides directing and acting, he also teaches group theatre courses at the University of Genoa, for teachers, educators and librarians. His numerous published works include texts on theatre education and children’s stories. He edited and wrote the preface to Gianni Rodari’s Libri d’oggi per ragazzi d’oggi (2000). Authors who most inspire his theatre work include Gianni Rodari, Stefano Benni, Ian Mc Ewan and Daniel Pennac, whose Reads Like a Novel he successfully adapted for the stage. He has also written plays featuring the character Pimpa, in collaboration with Francesco Tullio Altan.
Giorgio Scaramuzzino & i Dialoghi
2014
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