teatro di MOVIMENTO e di CREAZIONE

STORYTELLING.

“Stories come from far away, and are able to bring us far away as well. Nobody can live without stories. Not only because they can make us travel in time and space, but mostly because they help us live every day with imagination and awareness.”

Barabao company avails itself of the help of a group of professional readers who use theatrical creation to realise expressive readings.

Through the sperimentation of several reading techniques, different entertainment methods and performing styles, we present readings which blend the cultural growth with the pleasure of listening, in which spectatorship becomes active participation.

Through the activity of reading out, we want to bring audiences of all ages closer to the written word, with the intention of stimulating curiosity through an object – the book – which takes life and creates worlds.

BARABAO presents readings in different social environments such as: PUBLIC LIBRARIES, SCHOOLS, DAYCARE CENTERS FOR CHILDREN, BOOKSHOPS, PARKS and last but not least HOMES.

We believe that the pleasure of reading as well as cultural inputs should arrive everywhere.

Everywhere imagination and creativity can be developed, and especially through the fusion between thatrical art and the magical stories hiding in books.

The company collaborates with several city councils from the area and the province of Padua with RetEventi,  organises the Youth Theatre and Reading season SCENARI DI CARTA (PAPER LANDSCAPES), considering it an important occasion of meeting and debate about theatre and reading for children, youth and families.

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some readings

PRESCHOOL
Title and author, focusing on the theme of….
“The golden little fish”
“The scaremonster ghost”
“Fairytales”
“Verdiello”
“The little people of Mantua”
“Hercules’ struggles”
“Ambrogino the dribbly”
“abio the wrecker”
“Mister Babau”
“Quill and inkpot”
“GianBabbeo”
“Gruffalò”		 Perrault;
Gazzerro;
Esopo;
Calvino;
Rodari;
– – –
Luciani;
Sgardoli;
Rodari;
Andersen;
Andersen;
Donaldson;		 honesty
fear
friendship
parenthood
growth
courage
education
rage
fear
imagination
courage
savvy
PRIMARY SCHOOL
Title and author, focusing on the theme of….
“Pippi Longstocking”
“Sherlock Holmes”
“The wizard of Oz”
“Gianburrasca”
“Treasure Island”
“The punishing stick”
“Bremen musicians”
“A colorful party”
“I can’t take it anymore!”
“Around the world in 80 days”
“The black arrow”
“Don Quixote”		 Astregd;
Doyle;
Baum;
Vamba;
Stevenson;
Calvino;
Grimm;
Fontana;
Ottino;
Verne;
Stevenson;
Cervantes;		 friendship
wittiness
diversity
education
adventure
brotherhood
collaboration
recycling
rage
travel
honour
imagination
SECONDARY SCHOOL
Title and author, focusing on the theme of….
“The dragon hunter”
“Monsters and imaginary creatures”
“The Milion”
“Don Juan”
“The bet on who gets angry first”
“Cyrano De Bergerac”
“Tales from Africa”
“Alì’s story”
“Eureka!”
“The marathon and the runner,”
“A stranger named Galileo”
“The little prince”		 Tolkien;
AA.VV.;
Polo;
Baricco;
Calvino;
Benni;
Nava;
Cogia;
Cianci;
Petri;
Galilei;
Saint Exupery;		 honesty
fear
discovery
beauty
savvy
acknowledgment of oneself
hospitality
honesty
invention
sport
science
friendship
HISTORICAL THEME
Title and author
“Cleopatra”
“Hannibal”
“Alexander the Great”
“Leonardo: inventor, scientist, artist”
“Napoleon”
“Ancient Rome”		 Elliot
Grilli
Santutians
Salatino
Russo
AA.VV.
MATH themed
Title and author
“The surprise in numbers”
“Magic numbers and wandering stars”
“Pythagoras”		 Cerasola
Parisi
AA.VV.
CHRISTMAS | stories around the christmas tree
Title and author, focusing on the theme of….
“A Christmas carol”
“The brave little tin soldier”
“Christmas tales”		 Dickens;
Andersen;
Buzzati;		 respect
love
support
Every story is allowed at CARNIVAL time!
Title and author
“Tales to laugh for”
“The extraordinary adventures of Arlecchino”
“Give it all up”		 Calvino
excerpts from Commedia dell’Arte texts
AA.VV.
SHAKESPEARE
Performance puts the emphasis on wordplays, nonsense, translation of words into a contemporary vocabulary.
The participants will see a cardboard model of the Globe Theatre and find out how plays were performed inside.
“Much ado about nothing”
“A Midsummer night’s dream”
“Venice merchant”

At the end, life and works of William Shakespeare
THEMED READINGS
The readers involved in the project regularly prepare and perform themed readings, related to specific festivities or occasions. These can also be specifically commissioned for private events.

For example, “The greates women who changed the world” or women’s day, or “Dad, could you get the moon for me please?” on father’s day, and many more.
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