ROMA / Parco di Torre del Fiscale
Via dell’Acquedotto Felice 120
28 september 2025
h 11.30
e
h 16.30
SPETTACOLO ITINERANTE | TEATRO IMMERSIIVO | SITE SPECIFIC | PER BAMBINI/E DAI 4 ANNI
Alberi maestri kids is a journey of initiation, a performative path in woods or parks, for children between 4 and 10. Children will be guided through an incredible experience in which fascination with performance becomes intertwined with a true personal experience. This is achieved using the techniques of immersive theatre, encounters with extraordinary beings and headphones playing binaural sounds.
Alberi maestri kids is an itinerant and experiential performance to discover the world of trees and plants, principle and metaphor of life itself. A journey of encounter with the plant world, with its amazing existence, with its complexity, its intelligence and its incredible ability to analyze and solve complex situations, to act in a network, to face aggression
Duration: 60 min
Alberi maestri kids is presented in two performances: one at 11:30 a.m. and one at 4:30 p.m. The show is open to a limited number of spectators. We recommend purchasing tickets online (on sale from August 20th).
This show is aimed at children (ages 4 and up). To ensure that as many children as possible can participate, we ask you to balance the number of adults and children when purchasing tickets.
Story and direction by Michele Losi | Dramaturgy by Sofia Bolognini and Michele Losi | Soundscape by Luca Maria Baldini and Diego Dioguardi | Costumes by Stefania Coretti | Stage sculptures by Elena Brambilla and David Zuazola | Action supervision by Anna Fascendini | Text supervision by Claudia Saracchi | The main musical theme is by Michele Losi | Editing by Michele Losi, Sofia Bolognini, Diego Dioguardi | Performers by Noemi Bresciani, Stefano Pirovano, Benedetta Brambilla | Production by Campsirago Residenza
Bio Compagnia
Campsirago Residenza is a center for research and production of landscape performing arts and children’s theater. It is located in the fifteenth-century Palazzo Gambassi in the ancient village of Campsirago, nestled in the woods of Monte di Brianza (LC). The connection with nature, the focus on unconventional staging, and the interplay of theater, dance, music, and poetry are the heart of the residency’s artistic work, alongside its production of children’s and early childhood theater. The residency offers training programs for professionals and schools and promotes international research projects, particularly in landscape theater, where it is a leading national figure.
