Cosa Nostra explained to children

Ottavia Piccolo goes up on the stage of the Apollo theater to tell the story of a woman, Elda Pucci, who in 1983, in Palermo, was elected mayor, a year later she was disheartened and in 1985, killed. A span of time that holds together the billions of heroin, the assassinations of General Dalla Chiesa, Michele Reina, Piersanti Mattarella, Pio La Torre, the writer Pippo Fava, the cement of Vito Ciancimino, the Inzerillos, the Badalamenti, the Buscettas, the advent of Totò Riina.

The actress goes on stage with the Soloists of the Multiethnic Orchestra of Arezzo, with the show "Cosa Nostra explained to children", directed by Sandra Mangini, written by Stefano Massini. It is a necessary, civil theater, in which the story of ethics passes through the words, stamps and actions of those who often have no voice. Because if we could explain the Cosa Nostra to children, everything would be different. Yet, the simplest words, at times, are the hardest to find, the ones that only the theater can say.

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