In the Berghelin society, no one listens to Berghelin, says the host while addressing exclusion and inclusion.
1. Ce Fâ? aired on March 7, 2026, the eve of International Women's Day, covering cultural events with special emphasis on women-focused programming across Friuli-Venezia Giulia.
2. The main host and Ferdinando Passone co-present; the host opens by joking about inclusivity ('if you want to include me later, that's another discussion'), setting the show's playful tone.
3. The episode's secondary theme is the breadth of International Women's Day cultural programming, from folk concerts to feminist theatre to jazz headlined by a woman-owned arts space.
4. La Dame aux Camélias, adapted by Giovanni Ortoliva, opens at the Comunale Marlena Bonezzi of Monfalcone, with the host framing Dumas's Margherita as a 19th-century 'influencer' who contracted tuberculosis in Europe and inspired Verdi's La Traviata.
5. Teatro Sete presents 'Dritto al Cuore' with Caterina Di Fante and Lucia Linda, dramaturgically written by Sarah Beinat and directed by Valentina Rivelli, touring social centres across the Friulian straddling zone.
6. Anton Chekhov's 'Il Gabbiano' is in performance at Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine through Sunday, directed by Filippo Dini with actress Giuliana De Sio, in a mise en scène the host describes as faithful to Chekhov's disappearing narrative.
7. An immersive theatre event 'Nel Mezzo dell'Inferno' by CSS of Udine is held at the Centro Magri in San Quirino, with the host warning that 'the fish will escape, balloons will break, and things will remain on the other side of the lake.'
8. 'Zanza Radio,' a show created for and about the town of Siesta (Sesto al Reghena), is performed at the Burovic Auditorium by Gruppo Ricreativo Fedrin with direction by Nicola Valentinis.
9. A Women's Day concert in San Daniele's Auditorium Malafratta features a tribute to Claudio Macorite, with the host noting deep personal connection between Ferdinando and the musician.
10. The 20th edition of San Vito Jazz features James Brandon Lewis (described as 'JB Lewis') with Josh Werner on bass and Warren Cardup on drums; the host cites Down Beat magazine's endorsement and his own personal experience of having seen Lewis perform.
11. A Maria Callas-inspired contemporary dance opera choreographed by Alberto Canestro runs at the Teatro della Corte di Ošlev.
12. Olaf John Laneri, a pianist of Sicilian, Parisian, and Swedish heritage trained at the Imola Pianistic Academy, performs an all-Debussy programme at Università del Friuli's Palazzo Antonini in Udine.
13. Verdi's 'Il Trovatore,' with the libretto by Salvatore Cammarano and based on Antonio García Gutiérrez's 'El Trovador,' continues at Teatro Verdi Trieste with Alice Quatrilli.
14. The Festivals delle Femmine al Miele in Trieste includes a performance by Parisian underground DJ and cultural promoter Domi Nanou, described as a key figure of inclusive nightlife.
15. Women's Day activities in Udine include a flower ceremony at Piazzale Cavedalis, a theatrical musical programme at Auditorium Zanon on women's rights, and a book presentation by Paola Jacobi at CIS di Santa Maria dei Battuti.
16. At Spilimbergo, an event at the Mulino di Mezzo presents research on the peasant revolts of the 16th century, framed around the historical peasant rebellions across Friuli and Europe.
17. Gorizia events for Women's Day include the Kulturni Dom hosting songs on border stories with guests Rada Djarkovic and Martina Ferri.
18. The episode also covers cinema: a documentary on Paralympic champion Ambra Sabatini at the Benoit de Cecco Codroipo and an Antonio Albanese comedy 'Lavoreremo da Grandi' at the Visionario of Udine.
19. The show's rhythm is rapid and warm, moving through dozens of events across the region with personal asides, jokes, and brief cultural context for each.
20. The ideal listener is a Friulian engaged with the breadth of the regional cultural scene on or around International Women's Day; those outside the region will find most listings geographically specific.
