In a time of war and widespread violence, it is becoming urgent to understand how each of us, in our daily lives, can act in a spirit of peace. With this in mind, the Donizetti Theatre Foundation has joined the People’s School of Non-Violence Learning Peace in Bergamo , and together they are offering, as part of their programme, a training course on the Theatre of the, in collaboration with the Giolli co-operative in Parma.
This is a training programme for young people and adults dedicated to the Theatre of the Oppressed, a theatrical method developed in the 1960s by Augusto Boal, first in Brazil, then in Europe, and now widespread and practised in many countries around the world.

Project centred on the performance The other side In a time of war and widespread violence, it is becoming urgent to understand how each of us, in our daily lives, can act in a spirit of peace. With this in mind, the Donizetti Theatre Foundation has joined the Bergamo-based People’s School of Non-Violence Learning Peace and together they are offering, as part of their programme, a training course on the Theatre of the Oppressed, in collaboration with the Giolli cooperative in Parma.This is a training programme for young people and adults dedicated to the Theatre of the Oppressed, a theatrical…

In a time of war and widespread violence, it is becoming urgent to understand how each of us, in our daily lives, can act in a spirit of peace. With this in mind, the Donizetti Theatre Foundation has joined the People’s School of Non-Violence Learning Peace in Bergamo , and together they are offering, as part of their programme, a training course on the Theatre of the, in collaboration with the Giolli co-operative in Parma.
This is a training programme for young people and adults dedicated to the Theatre of the Oppressed, a theatrical method developed in the 1960s by Augusto Boal, first in Brazil, then in Europe, and now widespread and practised in many countries around the world.

Project centred on the performance The other side In a time of war and widespread violence, it is becoming urgent to understand how each of us, in our daily lives, can act in a spirit of peace. With this in mind, the Donizetti Theatre Foundation has joined the Bergamo-based People’s School of Non-Violence Learning Peace and together they are offering, as part of their programme, a training course on the Theatre of the Oppressed, in collaboration with the Giolli cooperative in Parma.This is a training programme for young people and adults dedicated to the Theatre of the Oppressed, a theatrical…