Leggere Bene/ Bene, called Pinocchio

It is the renowned expert in the anthropology of theatre and entertainment Piergiorgio Giacchè who will lead the seminar on Carmelo Bene and in particular on one of the adaptations of Collodi's masterpiece by the maestro from Campi Salentina, the radio play. "And once upon a time there was Carmelo Bene, the first and at the same time the last actor who took Pinocchio seriously before the story", writes the Perugian anthropologist, "a piece of wood is basically that organic material that tends towards the inorganic, like Carmelo Bene's body. Like his theatre. Like the actor'. The seminar will be introduced by the director of the biblio-museum pole Luigi De Luca, the professor of theatre history at UniSalento Francesco Ceraolo and the director of the Accademia mediterranea dell'attore Franco Ungaro. The seminar 'Well said Pinocchio' is part of the activities of the project on reading aloud 'Leggere Bene', promoted by AMA and Polo biblio-museale with the support of the Centre for Books and Reading. It is aimed at students, teachers, parents, cultural and theatre operators.

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