A special day on 13 September 2024, marked by art, culture and entertainment, in the heart of Travacò Siccomario, where the Terrarium garden hosted a unique event. The In Scena Veritas team presented its theatrical season in an afternoon that mixed performance, music and creativity, kicking off the new ‘Argini’ and ‘Piccoli Argini’ review. An event that celebrated collaboration between local artistic realities, all in an atmosphere of celebration and cultural reflection.

The beating heart of Terrarium

The meeting took place in the unique setting of Terrarium, a place of cultural connection and exchange. During the video recounting the day, you can see how the magic of Terrarium intertwines with that of In Scena Veritas. Amidst the plants, the open spaces and the creative energy, the event was a veritable feast of culture, where theatre met nature and performance became part of the community.

In the video made, we start from the preparation of the artists to the realisation of the event, up to the insights into the culture that grows through collaboration and passion. A real behind-the-scenes look that will make you feel part of Terrarium’s creative community.

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The programme: a sea of shows

From October to April, the In Scena Veritas season will offer no less than 17 shows, designed for all audiences, adults and children. The Argini review will host prose, cabaret and music with original productions and outside shows. An excellent opportunity to immerse oneself in a mix of entertainment and art ranging from comedy to committed theatre.

Beginning on 4 October with Seriamentecomici, an explosion of laughter and music, and concluding the season with The Adventures of Don Quijote and Sancho Panza on 12 April, there really is something for everyone. Unique moments not to be missed, such as Paolo Rossi in ‘Operaccia Satirica’, or the tribute to Francesco De Gregori with Rimmel e altre storie (18 January). But that’s not all! The season is also enriched with the Piccoli Argini review, dedicated to the youngest, with shows such as Pinocchio (13 October), which revisits Collodi’s fairy tale in a modern, steampunk key.