IULM and Piccolo Teatro together for the opening of M. Il figlio del secolo by Antonio Scurati
Antonio Scurati's M. Il figlio del secolo goes on stage at the Piccolo Teatro. IULM participates in the event with a series of initiatives aimed at the city and our students.
On February 2, opens at Piccolo Teatro M Il figlio del secolo, the theatrical adaptation of the historical novel by Antonio Scurati that tells in thirty tableaux the rise of Benito Mussolini, from the foundation of the "fasci di combattimento", through the March on Rome, until the speech in Parliament on January 3, 1925 and the spread of fascism.
"It is a relay race between eighteen actors - explains Massimo Popolizio, director and performer of the show - which, far from any rhetoric, brings to the attention of the public the pressing pace of a rise to power, which occurred at a time of profound weakness of institutions and parties".
A series of activities will be held throughout the city and our Athenaeum to explore the themes that unfold from M..
On January 31, at the Anteo Palazzo del Cinema, the Magnificent Rector, Prof. Gianni Canova, will launch the festival Sguardi paralleli-CineM, a choice of films selected to compose a complementary score to the Piccolo Teatro's programming to discover what today feeds the shared imagination between the stage and the big screen:
- Vincere, by Marco Bellocchio: January 31, 2022 at 8:30 pm
- Il conformista, by Bernardo Bertolucci: February 7, 2022, 8:30 pm
- Il delitto Matteotti, by Florestano Mancini:February 14, 2022, 8:30 pm
- Novecento, by Bernardo Bertolucci: February 21 and 24, 2022 8:30 pm
The films will be introduced by the students of the Master's Degree in Television, Cinema and New Media Parallel looks - Piccolo Teatro
Reservations can be made on the Anteo website: CineM - Anteo (spaziocinema.info), the cost of the ticket is €6.50 for those who present their IULM university badge at the ticket office.
On February 16 at 5:00 p.m. in Sala dei 146, there will be a conversation open to students and the public with Giuseppe Mazza, professor of advertising, and Gaia Varon, professor of radio, on the analysis of the most active communication languages in the creation of Mussolini's "consent machine". Click here to subscribe.
An eventi is also planned in February at IULM with Massimo Popolizio, director of the show, and Antonio Scurati, author of the novel that won the 2019 Strega Prize.