Enrico Bertolino – An Evening of Ordinary Irony

One of the most beloved actors in the national theater, Enrico uses the paradox of comedy to discuss today's world: rampant automation and digitalization, the disappearance of real-life encounters due to cell phones. He adds the pandemic, from which we've learned nothing, and a world of things we can't accept, yet seemingly tailor-made for jokes. A nod to the film "A Day of Ordinary Madness" gives rise to the most understandable reflection: are there good antidotes for survival? Truth be told, it's better to be cleverly ironic, just as Bertolino knows how. This show is almost a handbook on how to look through the lens of paradox and comedy at a landscape of political correctness, rampant automation and digitalization, and the disappearance of human relationships. Among sixty-year-olds who are divorced several times and still have no solution, among specimens of homo analogicus and homo digitalis queuing at the post office, here is the irresistible portrait of a generation that has not only "lost", but has very likely also "lost" itself.

Entrance fee: Stalls and Boxes 39.00 euros
Boxes with poor visibility 28.00 euros
Balcony 35.50 euros
1st Gallery + 2A central balcony 31.00 euros
2nd Gallery + 2A lateral balcony 28.00 euros

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