“…Ed io l’amavo” selected at the Catania Fringe Festival: a play about the Marsala union leader killed by the mafia
The article talks about the upcoming performance of a monologue about the life of the union activist Vito Pipitone, who was killed by the Mafia in 1947. The monologue will be performed by Adriana Parrinello, portraying Vito’s wife Filippa Di Dia, and will explore their life together and the conditions of post-war Marsala. The play was written by Chiara Putaggio, directed by Francesco Stella, with music by Gregorio Caimi, and produced by the cultural association I Musicanti.
The monologue has been selected for the third edition of the Catania Off Fringe Festival and will be performed from October 17th to 20th at the Zo Contemporary Culture Center. The story will be presented through Filippa’s eyes and feelings, highlighting her love for Vito and his dedication to social justice.
The play sheds light on Vito Pipitone’s role as a union activist who was killed while fighting for farmers’ rights. It also explores the impact of his death on his family, especially his wife Filippa and their four children. The play aims to honor Vito’s memory and raise awareness about his sacrifice in the fight against the Mafia.
The performance has received positive feedback for its emotional portrayal of Filippa’s story and the importance of remembering and honoring those who have fought against organized crime. It has been praised for its contribution to social justice and the preservation of collective memory.
«…Ed io l’amavo», selezionato al Fringe Festival di Catania: in scena lo spettacolo sul sindacalista marsalese ucciso dalla mafia
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