TICKETS<\/b>
– Full 25 \u20ac
– Reduced* 22 \u20ac<\/p>\n
SUBSCRIPTION<\/b> (5 shows)
– Full 100 \u20ac
– Reduced* 95 \u20ac<\/p>\n
*Discounts for those under 30 years and over 65 years <\/p>\n
For the Belluno Miraggi Season, it is possible to take advantage of the 18app Cultural Bonus <\/b>and the Teacher Card <\/b><\/p>\n
PRE-SALES VALID UNTIL OCTOBER 25 AND FROM OCTOBER 26 NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS AND SINGLE TICKETS TICKET OFFICE
The ticket office will be open at Via del Piave 4 in Belluno for pickups and sales:
\u2022 From Friday, November 16 to Friday, November 27: every Friday 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
\u2022 Saturday, November 7 and 21 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
\u2022 On the day of the show, November 27, at the theater ticket office from 6:30 p.m. until the start of the show.
\u2022 Subsequently, the ticket office will be open on the day of the show at the Teatro Dino Buzzati from 6:30 p.m. until the start of the show.
\u2022 Any extraordinary openings will be communicated via newsletter and social media <\/p>\n
On Saturday, January 23 at 8:45 p.m. there will be a performance “Tape – The Recording<\/b>“, at the Teatro Comunale Dino Buzzati.<\/p>\n
Tape<\/i> is a tense and gripping text that delves into the mechanisms of memory, the need for truth, and the underground violence of emotional relationships. In a motel room, Jon, an aspiring director with ideals, meets his old friend Vince, a neurotic firefighter who is intoxicated by alcohol. The two have not seen each other since high school.<\/p>\n
Amid jokes and provocations, the conversation takes a turn for the worse: Vince insists on an episode from the past in which Jon supposedly had a confusing sexual relationship with Amy, who was then Vince’s girlfriend. Things get complicated when Amy unexpectedly arrives in the room. In front of her, the versions of the facts clash, and we see three people take turns telling their truths, each their own.<\/p>\n
In a time when words like consent, abuse, and guilt continue to dominate public debate, Stephen Belber offers an essential and brutal contemporary drama that lays bare the moral contradictions of a generation, forcing the characters, and with them the audience, to ask: what does it really mean to take responsibility for what one has done, or for what one has allowed to happen?<\/p>\n
by Stephen Belber
translation and direction by Bruno Fornasari
with Tommaso Amadio, Camilla Pistorello, Umberto Terruso
set and lighting by Fabrizio Visconti
costumes by Mirella Salvischiani
assistant director Stefano Palumbo
production Teatro Filodrammatici di Milano
with the kind permission of the Danesi Tolnay Agency
with the support of Fondazione Cariplo – NEXT Laboratory of Ideas for the production and programming of Lombard theater shows 2025\/2026 <\/p>\n