Plants appear to have a “decentralised brain”, smelling, listening, communicating and learning.
Posti esauriti.
©Kate McIntosh
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Worktable is a live installation, which will remain open to spectators for a number of days.
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“The Madrigali di rivolta – explains Davide Enia – are songs and stories full of anger and desperation".
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An unpredictable journey through the universe of plants.
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“The Madrigali di rivolta – explains Davide Enia – are songs and stories full of anger and desperation".
“The Madrigali di rivolta – explains Davide Enia – are songs and stories full of anger and desperation".
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©courtesy Centrale Fies
Europeana will seem the most suitable book for describing our species at the dawn of the third millennium.
from 7 p.m.
©Andrea Pizzalis
Sotterraneo, collettivo di ricerca teatrale, incontra Maura Gancitano.
“The Madrigali di rivolta – explains Davide Enia – are songs and stories full of anger and desperation".
“The Madrigali di rivolta – explains Davide Enia – are songs and stories full of anger and desperation".
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Three new stories in the form of a melologue for words, music and images.
The problem of pseudo-sciences and the concept of “truth” in science.
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A radiodrama by Andrew Bovell, a concerted piece for four characters
©Hugo Glendinning
The creative process of the choreographer is presented as a form of slow and casual accumulation of meaning that emerges during the work itself.
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The fine line between the normal and the pathological.