The events are part of the artistic proposal PASSION, DIFFERENCES AND OTHER VISIONS curated by Casa del Contemporaneo.
The “Blatantly” from the book to the stage, meetings with the authors curated by Pierluigi Fiorenza. Wednesday 13 December at 18.15pm
guest Lorenzo Marone and his novel “Sono ritorno per te”, with the author also Dora Esposito and Gianluca Calvino.
Free admission until all places are filled 08118247921 and teatrotk@casadelcontemporaneo.it
On Wednesday 13 December, at 18.15pm, with the presentation of the novel "I came back for you", the TK of Castellammare di Stabia returns to host the exhibition "Plateamente, dal libro alla storia - meetings with the authors" under the artistic care of Pierluigi Fiorenza. In dialogue with the author, Lorenzo Marone, professor Gianluca Calvino, creative writing expert, and the writer Dora Esposito. Marone's latest work is the testimony of an era that had lost humanity in concentration camps. A story poised between drama and passion with the descent into hell to see the stars again. In fact, the protagonists Cono Trezza and Serenella Pinto, to fulfill their dream of love, are forced to fight against everything and everyone and even challenge the Nazis.
“A love that goes through war and remains intact despite the horrors that put it to the test. The epic story of a boy who defends his life by fighting to get back to the woman who is waiting for him."
The exhibition by Giuseppe Plaitano, “Piazze”, continues, set up in the Art Space of the TK foyer, which can be visited free of charge during theevent's audience and during box office opening hours, on Tuesdays and Saturdays (17pm>19pm) and on Thursdays (10am>12pm).
"Suggestive" fragments that tell of habits and everyday life of yesterday in those places of everyday life, the "Squares" in fact, which tell of meetings and discussions, of small episodes in the history of the town of Stabia and of great international events that the city has hosted. A selection of period images of Castellammare di Stabia - from the end of the nineteenth century to the fifties - taken from the Giuseppe Plaitano historical archive, placed under the protection of the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities.
Article published on 11 December 2023 - 18:14
