Violence and emotional oppression in the children's show "Fame"

Poetic, dreamlike and dramatic scenes to denounce a culture that pushes women to hate themselves if they don't meet expectations. The S'Arza theater in Sassari in via Sieni 2M hosts Dario La Stella and Valentina Solinas , dancers, performers and directors of the Senza Confini Di Pelle company who bring “Fame” to the stage.

The performance with a high emotional impact is produced by Senza Confini Di Pelle , which mixes body language, words, music and visual art to address the themes of violence, oppression and emotional dependence in relationships between people.

“Fame” is aimed in particular at girls and boys. The performance of Dario La Stella and Valentina Solinas is in fact one of the actions that Senza Confini Di Pelle develops as part of the Gulliver project promoted by the social cooperative Airone of Porto Torres, financed by the social enterprise Con I Bambini, aimed at secondary schools of 2 ° grade of Sassari (Margherita di Castelvì, Spano and Figari high schools), Porto Torres, Alghero, Ittiri and Sorso, and aimed at raising awareness on issues related to bullying and more generally to social relationships between adolescents. The same themes addressed by Senza Confini Di Pelle, again as part of the Gulliver project, also through the "Sensitive Landscapes" laboratory, which combines dance theatre, performance and urban dance.