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An event that aims to introduce those who were the protagonists of that 25 April, but also the fundamental, silent contribution of ordinary people. Liberation was a great plot also interwoven with stories of simple and popular courage. We will celebrate liberation as a mass movement, anti-fascism as a national, popular and unitary uprising. Workers, students, teachers, artisans, peasants, intellectuals. Men and women a convergence, a community of destiny capable of becoming first a project and then a democratic republic. Reviewing the lesson is worthwhile to understand what has been and also to understand what can be again. 11 o'clock toast at the Bar Romagnolo: Women in the resistance through names, images and readings by the Werkstatt theatre 6 p.m. Piazza Matteotti: monologue on Lidia Menapace and some audio clips on the theme of the Constitution and Peace

The musical show that has enchanted Europe! Suitable for audiences of all ages, both young and old, this Ice Musical Circus Show offers an unforgettable experience with: - Skaters performing on a stage with a sophisticated design and LED lighting; - A selection of famous songs sung live by professional singers from the MTS Musical School in Milan; - Circus acrobats and their breathtaking performances. Sisters Elsa and Anna, along with their companions, embark on an adventurous journey accompanied by music, bringing emotions alongside top-level international skaters and acrobats. Among the highlights of the show: Elsa singing the song "Let it Go," enchanting the stage and the huge LED screen with her magical powers in a sea of ice and blue crystals; the funny snowman Olaf dreaming of the sun and the beach in "In Summer" with a drink in hand. Not to mention the spectacular snowball fight improvised by Elsa and Anna with the trolls, or Kristoff, who presents himself singing his famous song with his reindeer Sven. All songs are performed in Italian! The musical show "Music Circus Show on Ice with the best songs from Frozen 1&2" brings magical sounds, dances, and circus acrobatics rarely seen before. Don’t miss it!

The C. MONTEVERDI Conservatory invites you to its free concert series ‘Monteverdi in concert’ from 29th January 2025!

A journey through Ron's music, a table and two chairs, a pianist ready to introduce the artist's music. In the form of a theatrical interview, Ron narrates, plays, sings. Music and Words thus trace the path of one of the artists who have graced Italian music. Marco Caronna, actor and musician, has the task of directing Ron's tale, in a dialogue that is different each time, although the milestones along the way will always be the artist's great successes. Giuseppe Tassoni, a refined pianist, who has toured with Ron for many years, will dress the journey with music, heading for the next City to sing... Tickets: 27 € full price / 24 € Cristallo Card

There are films in the history of cinema that mark a decisive turning point and remain immortal. To the last breath is one of them. Considered the manifesto of the Nouvelle Vague, born from a subject by François Truffaut, it brought into play all the cinephile passion of the Cahiers di cinéma critics who had gone behind the camera and their rebellion against rules and tradition. Jean-Paul Belmondo, with hat on his head, cigarette and sunglasses is already an icon as is Jean Seberg in a white T-shirt with the words “New York Herald Tribune” and copies of the newspaper in his hand. Their image can be immortalised in a film, in a photo, in a painting, narrated in a book, be the focus of a song. That is why viewing "Fino all’ultimo respiro" of has the same effect as when one goes to see a Picasso exhibition again.

To mark the 20th anniversary year of the Sexten Youth Choir, a concert entitled ‘Time’ will take place. Under the direction of Hannes Tschurtschenthaler, the choir will perform on 3 May at 20:00 in the "Haus Sexten". On 4 May the concert will take place at the same time in the "Ragenhaus Bruneck". No pre-booking is necessary, admission to the event is free, but a voluntary donation is welcome.

Ein Hund kam in die Küche by Sepp Mall adapted for the stage by Peter Lorenz "In our family, there were no words for saying goodbye." In 1942, 11-year-old Ludi's family emigrates to Nazi Germany as part of the Option Agreement. Along with Ludi is his younger brother Hanno, who has both physical and mental disabilities. Upon arrival in Innsbruck, Hanno is placed in a care facility. The family continues on to Sonnau in the Reichsgau Upper Danube region. The father is drafted into the Wehrmacht, and the mother longs for their homeland. Ludi makes a new friend, Siegfried, with whom he can talk about things no one else dares to mention. One day, the family receives a letter informing them that Hanno has died of pneumonia. From then on, Hanno appears to Ludi in daydreams, becoming his companion in a time of deep uprooting. Sepp Mall is one of South Tyrol’s most renowned contemporary authors. His novel A Dog Came Into the Kitchen was longlisted for the 2023 German Book Prize. Told from a child’s perspective, Mall explores historical events of war and National Socialism, focusing on themes of homeland, parting, and the search for something new. Director Peter Lorenz brings the story to the stage with sensitivity, blending text, music, and dance. South Tyrolean musician Maria Moling will perform live on stage, together with sound designer Martin Hofstetter, transforming Mall’s language into a captivating sound world. Free theater bus to the performance 🗓 Saturday, 10 May 2025, 7:30 PM To make your evening stress-free, the bus will take you to the theater and bring you safely home afterward: Departure times: 5:30 PM from Malles (train station) 5:40 PM from Sluderno (train station) 6:00 PM from Silandro (Cultural Center stop) 6:20 PM from Naturno (Town Hall main street stop) Registration by 2 May 2025 📧 andrea.malfertheiner@theater-bozen.it 📞 +39 0471 065 320

The story of the battle between two not entirely respectable businessmen, the beggar clan king Peachum and the burglar king Macheath, known as Mackie Messer, was advertised as a ‘play with music’ at its premiere in 1928 and was essentially the first German-language musical. Bertolt Brecht wrote the text together with Elisabeth Hauptmann, while Kurt Weill composed the immortal music. The three of them achieved a legendary worldwide success. In the new version at the St. Pauli Theatre, the songs are brought back to the fore in all their force. And if you look around, not only in the small world of the neighbourhood, but also in the big world of politics, you realise that not much has changed since Brecht's analysis.

Spectacular aerial photographs provide an overview of the rugged habitat of the Stelvio National Park. This documentary film portrays the Alpine animals and plants in their natural environment. Film in German language 5:00 p.m. / Film in Italian language 4:00 p.m. Film made of Marco Polo e Thomas Vonmetz copyright:PR Video / Rai Südtirol /Prov. Autonoma Bolzano Südtirol Dip. 28

A touching and funny cardboard puppet theater, performed by a postman Based on the children's book „Kuh Lieselotte“ Content The cow Lieselotte lives with chickens on a farm. The farmer is like a mother to her. But when the farmer starts inviting the postman Heiner for coffee, Lieselotte feels neglected and decides to take action. Lieselotte is actually very sweet, but now she hides to scare the postman. Poor Heiner is already having nightmares! Something has to change, he thinks. He packs a parcel for Lieselotte and lets her deliver the mail. Unfortunately, everything goes wrong – Lieselotte catches a cold. However, the farmer and Heiner take good care of her, and in the end, Lieselotte has two good friends. A special cardboard theater The performance takes place in a huge cardboard car, full of cardboard parcels, with cardboard scenery and puppets – a creative theater experience made of paper! By & with: Jörg Bretschneider (DE) – Dresdner Figurentheater For children from 3 years old Duration: about 45 minutes

A biographical journey to discover Alan Turing, the father of modern computing. The British researcher Alan Turing has gone down in history as one of the most revolutionary scientists of the 20th century. Considered the father of the computer and artificial intelligence, he was also the man who developed a machine capable of deciphering the Enigma code used by the Nazis during World War II. Thanks to his invention, the Allies were able to intercept and understand German secret messages, gaining a crucial advantage in the conflict. But there is a side of his story that remained in the shadows for a long time: Turing was persecuted for his homosexuality and was sentenced to cruel hormonal therapy. Overcome by isolation and injustice, he took his own life in 1954 at the age of just 42. His is the story of a genius who gave humanity one of its greatest innovations but was also a victim of the prejudices of his time. His story was brought to the stage in the play La Machine de Turing by Benoit Solès, which premiered in 2019 at the Théâtre Michel in Paris, winning four Molière Awards. In Germany, the play was first performed in October 2020 in Hamburg. His life also inspired the famous 2014 film The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley.

From May 10 to June 6, 2025, Eppan will be the ultimate stronghold. Experience unforgettable moments full of fun and games. Immerse yourself in the mysterious world, enjoy all kinds of comedy and let yourself be carried away. And this is just a foretaste of what awaits you - be there and experience how Eppan becomes the epicenter of laughter.

When the days are long in summer and the evenings are pleasantly warm, there is nothing better than enjoying music in the open air. The Eppan Music Nights await you from mid-June to mid-September. Every Friday, the four local bands, the St. Michael women's singing group and the St. Michael church choir put their talents on display for you. There is something for everyone, from traditional to modern sounds. Young and old, guests and locals are cordially invited to experience atmospheric summer evenings with our "Eppaner Musig".

ONLY ITALIAN LANGUAGE: A family meets for dinner after a mysterious death. Uninvited guests, impromptu detectives, puzzles to solve, twists and turns. Will the other guests be able to look behind the family quarrels and the intrigues of the servants and find a solution to the mysteries of the villa where the Countess Costanza may have lost her life over a precious ring? These are just some of the ingredients of "Death in the villa", the murder mystery dinner by the Laives Filodrammatica, which will have our guests glued to their chairs and holding their breath as they are transformed into detectives for an evening to solve the case.

‘A game without love’ is a story like many. Unfortunately. The story of a couple, of a family, destroyed by pathological gambling. An addiction that annihilates everything in its path, which must be stripped of the romantically decadent allure to which the literature of past centuries has made us accustomed. A deformed and sick spiral, which falls with all its weight on the shoulders of the player's family members. Often, the shoulders of women. The story of a violence and a falling out. And, perhaps, of a rebirth. The performance is part of a larger project. In addition to the dramaturgy - written in four hands with the playwright and director Francesco Niccolini, the author Alessandra Limetti published in December 2023, for the publishing house Athesia, the book ‘A perdere - Un gioco senza amore’, a narrative version carried out in parallel with the dramaturgical drafting, and from which the latter was born. For the research, she relied on the scientific advice of Dr. Belletati, psychologist and psychotherapist, referent for the gambling sector of the Hands centre in Bolzano, who signed the afterword to the book, and Dr. Clotilde Bellani, psychologist and psychotherapist. Theatre € 19 Reduced gallery and over 65 € 14 Under 26 and CGN holders € 9 Under 20 € 6 Ticket: www.teatro-bolzano.it, +39 0471 301566, Whatsapp +39 366 6311044, info@teatro-bolzano.it.

The Gasthaustheater is very popular and will take place twice this year in Girlan. On Friday, May 16, guests can look forward to a delicious 3-course meal at the Girlanerhof, which will be served as part of the Gasthaustheater. Both events will be framed by the Girlan theater association with humorous sketches that will provide the best entertainment. On Sunday, May 18, 2025 at 11.30 a.m., starting at the Tannerhof Girlan, the Weinwelt Girlan invites you to a special champagne brunch in a historic courtyard, where one of the oldest vines in South Tyrol is located. Both events will be framed by the Girlan theater association with humorous sketches that will provide the best entertainment.

Concert of the men's choir Welschnofen | Nova Levante with band and MGV Boy Grupp in the House of Culture Welschnofen | Nova Levante. Dates 2025: Saturday, 17/05 + 24/05 | 08:00 pm Sunday, 18/05 + 25/05 | 06:00 pm Admission: Adults €22.00, Kids (7-14) €10.00 Ticket pre-sale: From 28/04/2025 During the week at the Tourist Office Welschnofen | Nova Levante or by telephone +39 0471 619 520 (from Monday to Friday) or 379 207 5025 (on concert days from 10:00 am - 02:00 pm).

This captivating musical delves deep into Lewis Carroll's fantastic world. Alice, a young and curious girl, follows a white rabbit down a mysterious hole and suddenly finds herself in a land full of crazy characters and impossible situations. A musical for young and old (in german)

The growing and processing of grapes is what makes every bottle of wine as unique as a couture dress. Just like in fashion, it's the love for detail that makes the difference in a special wine. Glamorous and delicious: the community of Nalles, the Tourist Association Nalles and the Winery Nals Margreid await you at this exciting wine event with an exclusive fashion show. The hosts of Nalles will spoil you with culinary delights during an open-air dinner served directly on the catwalk and accompanied by wines from the Winery Nals Margreid.

The summer in Natz-Schabs becomes musical! Every Wednesday, concerts by numerous South Tyrolean music bands take place on the high plateau. Traditional and also modern sounds fill the room. The perfect occasion to end the evening in a cosy atmosphere.

Film presentation: „The Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park. Living heritage of the Dolomites” A documentary film was made last fall for the 50th anniversary of the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park. The 30-minute film not only captivates with breathtaking landscape shots, it also tells about the mountain refuges, the agriculture, geology and the people who live and work in the nature park. (only German and Italian)

Film presentation: „The Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park. Living heritage of the Dolomites” A documentary film was made last fall for the 50th anniversary of the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park. The 30-minute film not only captivates with breathtaking landscape shots, it also tells about the mountain refuges, the agriculture, geology and the people who live and work in the nature park. (only German and Italian)

Teatro Stabile Bolzano: "Grogh il Castoro" For children free entrance

Twenty years ago, a group of wild actors met at Carambolage with a crazy idea: to create the first improvisational theater company in South Tyrol and dive into this adventure without a safety net. Since then, we’ve invented stories, failed spectacularly, celebrated, laughed until we cried, and even cried for real – yes, because there have also been some tough moments. But all of this has helped us grow. And with us, the best audience in the world has grown – you! Because without you, there is no show! So, now it's time to celebrate: let’s count together all the smile lines we've accumulated in these 20 years and toast to them! Bring something for our birthday chest: emotional memories, junk, absurd kitsch… we’ll use them to kick off the next twenty years of improvised madness! P.S. After the show, stay for a sweet surprise

In the beginning of June, one of the most varied and innovative street art festivals in Italy will be visiting Meran – and Dorf Tirol. For many years, Asfaltart has been a fixed point in the summer events calendar, looked forward to by locals and visitors alike. So, don’t miss out when tightrope walkers, acrobats, musicians and more show off their impressive skills in a variety of locations around the village. In case of bad weather, the event will take place in the clubhouse.

For the 13th time, LANA MEETS JAZZ will take place in the form of a one-week festival in 2022. As usual, in the spirit of South Tyrol's musical youth, it is characterized by the joint performances of large and small artists and is probably unique in South Tyrol in its kind. The festival is organized by the association Sweet Alps under the artistic direction of Helga Plankensteiner and Michael Lösch.

Genny & Moris take you into a world between reality and illusion. For over 20 years, they have been thrilling audiences with spectacular fakir performances that challenge the limits of the possible. Feel the tension as the laws of nature seem to be defied – up close and intense! Breathtaking acts like walking on broken glass, lying on a bed of nails, or escaping from a straitjacket will leave you in awe and wonder. Get swept away and experience a show full of courage, precision, and excitement.