MAXXI Auditorium – admission free subject to availability of places
directed by Simonetta De Nichilo
curated by Associazione Culturale Crea
A poetic journey in which young people “lend their voice” to those who were subjected to Nazi persecution
A reading-cum-show produced by the pupils from the third-year classes of the Vittorio Alfieri 1st level secondary school in Rome, the conclusion of a project that has combined the geographical with the historical-cultural through the theatrical medium.
The students recount the history of this part of Rome in the years 1938-1945. Starting with the places of memory in Rome – the Porticus Octaviae, the Synagogue, the Military College, Tiburtina Station – the young people have gathered materials, first-hand testimonies, historical documents, personal reflections and the stories of their grandparents and acquaintances who lived through those years to recount one of the darkest chapters our recent history.
Greetings
strong>Pietro Barrera General Secretary, Fondazione MAXXI
Lucrezia Colmayer Councillor for youth, university, research, labour, integration, equal opportunities, memory, pariticpation and European funding policies, Municipio II
Gianni Focacci ANED board member – Rome section
Speakers
strong>Riccardo Pacifici Board of the Founding Members of the Shoah Museum Foundation
an event produced in collaboration with ROMA Municipio II
MAXXI Auditorium – admission free subject to availability of places
directed by Simonetta De Nichilo
curated by Associazione Culturale Crea
A poetic journey in which young people “lend their voice” to those who were subjected to Nazi persecution
A reading-cum-show produced by the pupils from the third-year classes of the Vittorio Alfieri 1st level secondary school in Rome, the conclusion of a project that has combined the geographical with the historical-cultural through the theatrical medium.
The students recount the history of this part of Rome in the years 1938-1945. Starting with the places of memory in Rome – the Porticus Octaviae, the Synagogue, the Military College, Tiburtina Station – the young people have gathered materials, first-hand testimonies, historical documents, personal reflections and the stories of their grandparents and acquaintances who lived through those years to recount one of the darkest chapters our recent history.
Greetings
strong>Pietro Barrera General Secretary, Fondazione MAXXI
Lucrezia Colmayer Councillor for youth, university, research, labour, integration, equal opportunities, memory, pariticpation and European funding policies, Municipio II
Gianni Focacci ANED board member – Rome section
Speakers
strong>Riccardo Pacifici Board of the Founding Members of the Shoah Museum Foundation
an event produced in collaboration with ROMA Municipio II