Pinocchio, a timeless fairy tale. For the Christmas holidays, the Domu Nosta (Madn) archaeological museum in Senorbì offers an evocative journey through narration, music, and images inspired by Collodi's Pinocchio, the films that tell the story, and Edoardo Bennato's songs performed live.
Today, Thursday, December 11, at 5:00 PM, the exhibition "Nel cerchio di Pinocchio" by Nino Etzi will be inaugurated: a journey that brings the poetry of the fairy tale to the museum through works born from the recovery of forgotten materials, transformed by the artist into imaginative figures.
"Alongside his creations, visitors will discover a special display of Pinocchio-themed objects, donated by local residents, enthusiasts, and friends of the museum: a valuable contribution that broadens the exhibition's imagery and makes the project even more accessible," explains Elisabetta Frau, director of the MADN.
On Sunday, December 14th, at 7 pm, the literary-musical show "A Puppet Without Strings: The Thousand Faces of Pinocchio" will take place. Curated by Bruno Camera, Andrea Cannas, and Aurelio Serra, the show offers a journey into the timeless figure of the world's most famous puppet, told through music, art, and words.
"The atmosphere of Edoardo Bennato's album," Frau concludes, "will lead the audience into a new, multifaceted, and living Pinocchio: a character still capable of speaking to our emotions, our fragilities, and our desire to grow."
