The Last Sicilian
The Last Sicilian explores the vanishing heritage of the Sicilian language, conveying a profound sense of disappointment in witnessing the impending demise of this linguistic tradition.
On stage, the Sicilian language materialises as an ageing character, inviting the audience to witness its symbolic death. Through a narrative journey, the character recounts its poetic existence, tracing the linguistic evolution from ancient roots to neglect-induced demise.
Language: Sicilian and English
Hours
Date | Times |
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Wed 13 Nov |
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Thu 14 Nov |
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Fri 15 Nov |
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Price and bookings
From $10 to $40
Adult / general $35 |
Senior $25 |
Student / concession $25 |
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