The Teatro Serra in Naples is ready to host "La voce a te mancata," a Piccola Città Teatro production that explores issues related to women and anti-discrimination education. Directed by Ettore Nigro, the play will feature Anna and Clara Bocchino.
The lyrics are by Sharon Amato, the sets by Giancarlo Minniti, the costumes by Giuseppe Avallone, and the music by Antonio Bocchino.
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An Act of Love
The show draws inspiration from the collection of poems by Spanish poet Pedro Salinas and presents itself as an act of love, a means to combat all forms of discrimination. At the heart of the performance are a radio, two speakers, and a podcast, which highlight the voices of women. The narrative addresses the world's silences, which, if not broken, can become dangerous. The performers emphasize the importance of addressing the "women's issue," despite the time constraints of a performance.
Poetic Space and Social Criticism
The work is neither an accusation nor a sociological treatise. It is a poetic space in which two twin sisters, in dialogue with each other and with the audience, attempt to overcome psychological barriers. The narrative aims to reveal the constant pressure society exerts on women, engaging in an intimate and meaningful dialogue. The director emphasizes the importance of undertaking a journey of personal understanding to identify and eliminate any prejudices rooted in her life experience.
Comments (1)
The show seems very interesting and touches on important issues for women. We hope that Ettore Nigro's direction will be able to convey the message well. It remains to be seen how the issues of discrimination are addressed.