As part of the program of Le due Bari, the review promoted by the municipal councilorship of Cultures with funding from the Mic, in the coming days the boys and girls of Bari will be able to participate free of charge in a series of laboratory activities and attend shows designed just for them.
The main scheduled events are listed below (to know them all, visit www.leduebari.it):
“A-Riva festival” review, organized by Bassculture: “Underground Monster” workshop, Freedom family service center
19-20-21-24-25 October, 6 pm: structured laboratory for the construction of stick puppets (marot). The puppets will represent fantastic characters (small monsters), first designed by the children through models assembled with waste material and then copied from the model with the paper-glued technique. By way of example, materials such as: wooden sticks, wire, greens, vegetables, branches, pine cones, fabrics, plasticine, polystyrene, newspaper, vinavil glue, glue sticks everything, hot glue will be used.
The workshop is recommended for children between the ages of 6 and 10.
Free admission, booking required on eventbrite.
For more information: segreteria@officinadegliesordi.it – 393 9639865.
Exhibition “Le fiabe sono vere“, edited by Madimù: workshop and dance show “Onesie and the deer”, Officina degli Esordi (via Crispi 5).
25 October from 5 to 6 pm parent/child workshop “Onesie and dance”, conducted by Manuela Lops and Teresa Tota: through the methodology of artistic pedagogy of movement, girls and boys will be involved together with adults in a gaming experience that will lead them to deepen the suggestions present in the show “Onesie and the Deer”. The workshop is suitable for children aged 3 to 5 years.
at 6.30 pm dance show “Tutina and the deer”, by and with Maristella Tanzi and Francesca Giglio (produced by the Qualibò cultural association – Visions of (p)arte): a small story of discoveries, told with a simple, ironic and poetic style. Created for girls and boys aged 2 to 5, the show tells of childhood’s natural inclination for exploration, of curiosity that transforms into amazement and wonder and above all of trust and openness to encounters. Creato per bambine e bambini dai 2 ai 5 anni, lo spettacolo racconta della naturale inclinazione dell’infanzia all’esplorazione, della curiosità che si trasforma in stupore e meraviglia e soprattutto della fiducia e dell’apertura all’incontro. The show is recommended for children aged 2 to 5 years.
Participation is free.
Reservations at https://forms.gle/6YFAwi1twiKbCyDR7
For information or special needs 320 7504284 info@madimu.it.
Exhibition “The fairy tales are true“, edited by Madimù: workshop “La Bottega dei toys”, Officina degli Esordi (via Crispi 5).
20, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 31 October, 6 pm:
Stories around toys to bring the little ones closer to the vision of the “Toy shop”, the Crest theater show scheduled for 9 November. It will be an opportunity to explore the playful dimension with knowledge games, stories to listen to, through the manipulation and recycling of various materials for the construction of small games.
Participation is free and it is possible to book for one or more days by filling out the format https://forms.gle/DidtmAmJDYTEJDzh9
The workshop is suitable for children aged 5 to 10 years.
For information or special needs 320 7504284 info@madimu.it.
Review “There is an air of celebration“, edited by coop. Theaters of Bari, show “The little girl from the sea”, Kismet theater.
29 and 30 October, at 21, show by and with Teresa Ludovico and Nabil Bey Salameh: on 7 September 2021 Amal (a gigantic, three and a half meter tall, animated and very expressive puppet girl who left from the border between Syria and Turkey and traveled throughout Europe) passed through Bari. On that occasion, a party was organized that could reawaken the sacredness of that meeting involving the entire city. Starting from the echoes of that experience, this show was built, signed by Teresa Ludovico, in which the verses of Mariangela Gualtieri intertwine with the songs of Nabil Bey Salameh in a mixture of languages and images that whisper to us that ours is a land of millenary hospitality. Our ancestors, through stories and traditions, have in fact handed down to us that the guest is sacred because there is a divine messenger inside him. Amal in Arabic means HOPE.
The show is free admission with reservations required on 335 805 22 11 or by email at botteghino@teatrokismet.it.
“Le due Bari” is a project financed for 1,129,154.37 euros by the Directorate General for Entertainment of the Ministry of Culture (MiC) for the creation of live entertainment activities in the peripheral areas of the city of Bari.
