Eracle, l’invisibile

He is strong and vigorous, a hero par excellence. Heracles, who lived before the Trojan War, is in classical mythology an example of courage and aitance. But Heracles, in the Euripides' version, is also a man who suffers and makes mistakes, who can stumble through life like any other man and in any age. "Heracles, the Invisible" is one of the three shows designed and directed by Gianpiero Alighiero Borgia that Koreja proposes as a collective ritual, accompanying the spectators through the urban landscape, among the skeletons of a marginalized humanity, among prostitutes, the poor and the sick, abruptly breaking the distance between the stage and the audience, questioning the audience directly. The play, with Christian Di Domenico, the words of Fabrizio Sinisi and Christian Di Domenico and Di Domenico's sociological expertise, is staged in the refectory of the parish of Santa Rosa (in Via Ugo Foscolo, 29).

The show is for a maximum of 20 people.

Tickets from 15 to 6 euro. Informations and bookings: 0832/242000.