Leonardo's flight at Theatre Studio

Flavio Albanese doesn't need special effects to attract the attention of his audience: he takes a paper bird, two white Angel Wings, a few strobes, a blue cloth to simulate the sea and some stars shining in the sky suddenly to conquer the audience with the flight of Leonardo.

Starting point of the show is the code of the flight, kept in the Biblioteca Reale in Turin and written by Leonardo in 1505, when the brilliant artist-scientist investigates and analyzes with texts and drawings the flight of birds, inquiring about the possibility for man to rise from the ground with the help of flying machines.
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Starring Albanese, Thomas tells, through a dialogue with his teacher, all reflections, researches, dreams, anticipatory visions of the future of Vinci's genius.
Between scientific experiments, culinary ventures and the realization of the last supper, the narrative takes shape in a captivating, moving away from rote learning from books, to arouse the curiosity of young people and providing potential paths of exploration that would cause to the understanding of the value of the experience, which, apart from the results, it is always a teacher of life.
Ages: Recommended age: from 11 years