A language to use
Books, films, music and current issues offered a new opportunity every year to encounter English through stories able to spark interest, curiosity and discussion.
Discover the project
English, music and theatre. But above all, students taking centre stage.
A project created in 2013 to bring students closer to using English through two worlds able to engage them directly: music and theatre.
Books, films, songs and themes moved beyond the classroom and, year after year, became a show created together.
Books, films, music and current issues offered a new opportunity every year to encounter English through stories able to spark interest, curiosity and discussion.
Discover the projectThe work carried out during the year took shape on stage through music, acting, scenery, dance, video and live performance.
Explore the editionsSingers, musicians, actors, dancers, set designers, technicians and security: students and former students took part on stage and behind the scenes.
The story of the projectAlongside the students who acted, sang or played music, others worked on scenery, technical support, dance, security and organisation. Former students also returned to collaborate on the project despite university or work commitments.
The live music was performed by Missing Link: Joshua Giardini on guitars and vocals, Shane Giardini on drums, Paolo Giardini on bass, acoustic guitar and vocals, and Silvia Mazzau on keyboards and vocals, joined each year by students.
From the theme of choices in the first edition to fantasy and Tolkien's world in 2018, every year followed a different path to bring together language, music, theatre and reflection.
Fantasy, imagination and The Lord of the Rings: a journey through greed and power, courage, loyalty, love, sacrifice, fear, madness and friendship.
Open the 2018 editionSix people and one challenge: to show that life, even in its most difficult and contradictory aspects, is a miracle worth living intensely.
Open the 2017 editionTalents as gifts to be developed and shared. Six people, six different examples and a show built around a quiz-game format.
Open the 2016 editionWhat does school have to do with life, love, friendship, dreams, expectations and even mistakes? Six authors and six stories in search of an answer.
Open the 2015 editionFive young people who brought change into other people’s lives became the starting point for a show presented as a talk show.
Open the 2014 editionThe first edition explored eight choices we are called to make in life: good or evil, facing or escaping, dignity or money, reacting or submitting, and others.
Open the 2013 edition