FRIDA
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FRIDA

An intense and visionary monologue that gives voice to Frida Kahlo, to her pain, to her loves and to her art. Between memories, letters, wounds and colors, Frida tells her own story without filters, transforming suffering into strength and freedom. Written and performed by Jessica Ferro, the show leads the spectator into the pulsating heart of a woman who made her own vulnerability a revolutionary act.

Sat, Jan 16, 2027
06:00 PM
Sentralen Hvelvetsalen
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John Gabriel Borkman  -   Henrik Ibsen på italiensk i Norge!                                     Progetto 1 / 2028
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February 12, 2028

John Gabriel Borkman - Henrik Ibsen på italiensk i Norge! Progetto 1 / 2028

Oslo, Trondheim, Bergen

From Liber Liber, an excerpt: "It is estimated that no other dramatic author has been performed more than Ibsen, aside from Shakespeare. It is certain that the revolutionary writing of the Norwegian author, which placed the individual with his torment, his insecurities, and his reflections at the center, influenced the work of the great writers who followed. His primary interest was undoubtedly, especially starting from the 1860s, that of attempting to transform society starting from its founding institutions such as the family, marriage, and the relationships between people bound by this tie." To study the genesis of The Lady from the Sea (Fruen fra havet) – or as it would have been better translated from Norwegian, The Lady of the Sea –, a five-act drama published in 1888, it is pleasant to recall an excursion into northern Norway that Ibsen undertook in 1862 thanks to a scholarship, an excursion that had the purpose of learning about legends and folk songs. The journey, by train, by boat, and also on foot, took him north as far as Sunnmøre, on the coast, before returning to Christiania (today Oslo). The desolate landscape and the constant glimpses of the sea and the fjords he encountered along the way impressed him in a particular way. The landscape seen and the stories heard became part of some of his texts: as in the figure of the protagonist of the drama Brand (1866) or in a passage contained in the drama Peer Gynt (1867) or in elements of the drama Rosmersholm (1886) or, I believe, in the settings and the fantastic component upon which the drama The Lady from the Sea is built.

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2029

Ippolito da Euripide                         Progetto 3 2029
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August 25, 2029

Ippolito da Euripide Progetto 3 2029

Outdoor show

ABSTRACT: The hero-cult of Hippolytus in Troezen is well documented in the archaeological, epigraphic and literary record. This paper focuses on the social function of the cult of Hippolytus in Troezen. After discussing the archaeological evidence for this hero-cult, I demonstrate how a special type of votive dedications that predominate in the assemblages of his sanctuary sheds light on the hero’s specific social function and cultic identity (i.e. his kourotrophic power). By tying together the different types of evidence (archaeological as well as literary), I argue that the kourotrophic function of Hippolytus was an effective medium at the hands of the polis-authorities of internalising a reverent behaviour in the ancient worshippers.

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2030

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