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Ator Ator 12.03.2025 Cattunar - Orioles - Felcaro

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Alessandro Cattuner presents a collaborative book exploring future visions for specific zones, aiming to engage young people in contemporary theater.

The episode begins with host Mauro introducing Alessandro Cattuner, who discusses a collaborative book project about future visions for specific zones. Cattuner explains the 4704 project, which aims to involve young people aged 16-20 in discovering contemporary theater and performance languages. The project creates a team of youth to curate and organize the Festival Invisible Cities, focusing on professionalization and intergenerational dialogue. Cattuner emphasizes the importance of communication to reach younger generations accustomed to multimedia content. The conversation shifts to Marco Orioles, a social worker involved in the Festa delle Magnolie in Borgostazione, Udine. Orioles describes the festival as a traditional event that showcases the neighborhood's transformation over 30 years, with half of residents now from 70 different countries. He highlights the ethnic boutiques and cuisine available, framing immigration as a source of cultural and gastronomic wealth. Orioles addresses security concerns, noting that beyond some ruckus, Borgostazione is a neighborhood like any other with unique elements. The episode then features Giorgio Felcaro, who introduces the 'author in art' literary review, now in its third edition. Felcaro details events starting tomorrow, including a presentation on Sarajevo by Ida Camber and discussions on jazz-literature relationships. He mentions various authors and artists involved, such as Manuel Grosso, Claudio Moretti, and Giorgio Monti. The review runs until May 15th, with events at locations like Maninarte and Romainz. Felcaro credits organizers Daniele Comin, Fabrizio Miani, and Ruben Rubin for their work. The episode concludes with acknowledgments to technical staff and contributors, emphasizing the cultural initiatives in the region.

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