Kids/ Barbie and Ken-reflections on imposed happiness

The most famous couple in the world of toys talk about their condition as dolls. They are the protagonists of "Barbie and Ken-reflexioni su una felicità imposta" (Barbie and Ken-reflections on imposed happiness), a production by Teatro la Fuffa and Fondazione SAT staged at Teatro Nasca for Kids, a theatre and arts festival for the new generations conceived and organised by Factory Compagnia Transadriatica and Principio attivo teatro. Created in the image and likeness of man, dolls mechanically perform stereotypical and clichéd behaviours, also induced by their role as 'models' for children. Involuntarily, Barbie and Ken rebel against this scheme by questioning their surrogate knowledge, thus finding themselves reflecting on the great questions that have always accompanied men, with all their contradictions. On stage Letizia Buchini and Filippo Capparella; directed by Filippo Capparella.

Duration: 60 minutes.

Age: for all from 12 years.

Tickets: 6 euro adults and children; 6.50 euro presale and telephone booking; 7.50 euro online presale; 15 euro Kids card (valid for 3 shows).

Info: kidsfestival.it/