Inauguration this evening, at the Cineteatro of Olbia (at 9 pm), for the 2022-2023 season of the Great Prose, Dance and Contemporary Circus organized by CeDAC Sardinia.
« Chiara Francini - explains the Councilor for Culture of Olbia, Sabrina Serra - the awaited protagonist of today , with "A girl like me": the pièce co-written with Nicola Borghesi, also author of the direction, and interpreted by the multifaceted and extraordinary actress, writer and television presenter, the theater program opens in the city full of exceptionally prestigious performers for an increasingly numerous audience of enthusiasts».
An original and engaging "one-woman-show" in which the artist tells her story, retracing the fundamental phases of her life, unique, yet so similar to that of many others: her childhood in the village, the grandparents with whom she grew up , the matriarchal family, adolescence, public housing, parents always at work, a world of courtyards, of windows that overlook real life, the path of a healthy and stubborn provincial girl, today's fought and very strong desire to want becoming a mother is the pride of being now and always different, strange, out of place, inadequate, upstart.
Under the spotlight Chiara Francini, on the evocative soundtrack performed live by Francesco Laineri , with electronics and toy instruments, talks about herself and the dreams of a generation born after the cultural and social "revolution" of the Sixties, between the age of games and innocence and self-awareness, of one's rights and aspirations, individual and collective, in the midst of the civilization of appearances and the explosion of social media at the beginning of the 21st century.
A refined and compelling performance , almost an "in public" diary translated with intelligence and wit, in which the author of successful novels, from the best seller "Don't talk with your mouth full" (Rizzoli, 2017) to "My mother he doesn't have to know” (Rizzoli, 2018), “A happy year” (Rizzoli, 2019) and “The starry sky purrs” (Rizzoli, 2020), tells .
