A Trilogy of Performances

The Teatrobasilica will host three distinct performances, each dedicated to one of these remarkable authors:

• May 9th, 9:00 PM: Pure Happiness – An adaptation of Katherine Mansfield’s work.
• May 10th, 9:00 PM: Happy Eyes – Inspired by the writings of Ingeborg Bachmann.
• May 11th, 4:30 PM: The Girls remain – Based on the stories of Alice Munro.

Exploring the Female Experience

The performances aim to capture the timeless essence of these authors’ explorations of the female experience. Each story centers on women navigating personal and societal challenges, illuminating the complexities of relationships, betrayals, and the pursuit of self-realization. These narratives resonate deeply, reflecting the ongoing dialog about women’s roles and identities.

Katherine mansfield: Rediscovering a Literary Luminary

Katherine Mansfield, author of pure Happiness (1918), is experiencing a resurgence in popularity. Her writing, as Nadia Fusini observed, exists on the edge of existence, transforming the pain of living into a dazzling flame. mansfield’s sharp observations and poignant prose continue to captivate readers and inspire artists.

A feeling of pure happiness – absolute happiness! – As if one, suddenly, had swallowed a fragment of that sun.

Katherine Mansfield

Ingeborg Bachmann: The Scars of War on the Soul

Ingeborg Bachmann, celebrated for both her poetry and prose, left an indelible mark on literature. Elfriede Jelinek, Nobel laureate, noted that Bachmann described with radically poetic means the continuation of war, torture, of annihilation in society, within the relationships between men and women. Her unflinching portrayal of trauma and its lasting effects remains profoundly relevant in today’s world, where the echoes of conflict continue to shape individual lives and societal structures.

He described with radically poetic means the continuation of war, torture, of annihilation in society, within the relationships between men and women.

Elfriede Jelinek on Ingeborg Bachmann

Alice Munro: The Nuances of Normality

Alice Munro, a Nobel Prize winner, is renowned for her ability to dissect the ordinary and reveal its hidden depths. As Antonia Byatt wrote, Munro is interested in both the fabric of normality and the stroke of scissors and cuts it clear. Her stories frequently enough explore the costs of choices, the solitude that can accompany personal freedom, and the enduring impact of love and loss.Munro’s work reminds us that even in the most seemingly mundane lives, profound dramas unfold.

is interested in both the fabric of normality and the stroke of scissors and cuts it clear

Antonia byatt on Alice Munro

A New Chapter in Roman Theater

Nestled in the heart of Rome, Piazza di Porta San Giovanni, the Teatrobasilica stands as a beacon for contemporary theater. Under the guidance of actress Daniela Giova and director Alessandro Di Murro, this venue is more than just a theater; it’s a collaborative space where artists and technicians converge to create compelling performances. Artistic supervision is provided by Antonio Calenda, ensuring a high standard of artistic excellence.

Ticketing and Access

Planning a visit? Here’s what you need to know about tickets and location:

• Location: Piazza di Porta San Giovanni 10, Rome
• Regular Ticket: €18.00
• Discounted Ticket: €12.00 (available for students,individuals under 26,and industry professionals)
• Online Ticket: €15.00
• Carnet (4 shows): €40.00

Engage with Teatrobasilica

Stay connected and explore the Teatrobasilica’s world through their online presence:

• Website: www.teatrobasilica.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +39 392 9768519

The Evolving Landscape of Italian Theater

Italy’s theater scene is experiencing a renaissance, with venues like Teatrobasilica leading the charge. According to recent data from the Italian Ministry of Culture, theater attendance has increased by 15% in the last year, signaling a renewed interest in live performances. Teatrobasilica plays a crucial role in this revival,offering a platform for both established and emerging artists to showcase their talent.

The Shifting Sands of Online Data Collection

In an era defined by unprecedented digital connectivity, the debate surrounding online data collection and user privacy has intensified. As individuals increasingly rely on digital platforms for communication, commerce, and information, the amount of personal data generated has exploded. This data, frequently enough collected without explicit consent or understanding, fuels targeted advertising, personalized content, and sophisticated algorithms.

Recent statistics highlight the scale of this issue. A 2024 study by Pew Research Center found that 81% of Americans feel they have little or no control over the data collected about them by companies. this widespread sentiment underscores the growing public concern about the erosion of digital privacy.

Navigating the Complexities of consent

One of the central challenges in the digital privacy landscape is the concept of consent. While many websites and apps require users to agree to lengthy terms of service and privacy policies,the average user rarely reads or fully comprehends these documents. This leads to a situation where consent is often implied rather than explicitly given, raising ethical and legal questions.

Furthermore, the use of dark patterns – deceptive design techniques that manipulate users into making choices they wouldn’t otherwise make – further complicates the issue of consent. These patterns can range from pre-checked boxes to confusing language, making it tough for users to exercise their right to privacy.

the Role of Regulation and Legislation

In response to growing public concern, governments around the world are enacting new regulations aimed at protecting digital privacy. The European Union’s General Data Protection regulation (GDPR), which came into effect in 2018, has set a new standard for data protection, requiring companies to obtain explicit consent from users before collecting their data and giving users the right to access, correct, and delete their personal information.

Other countries, including the United States, are also considering or implementing similar legislation. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), such as, grants California residents similar rights to those provided by the GDPR. Though, the patchwork of different regulations across different jurisdictions creates challenges for companies operating globally.

The Future of Digital Privacy: A Call for Openness and Control

Looking ahead, the future of digital privacy hinges on a combination of technological innovation, regulatory reform, and increased user awareness. Technologies like differential privacy and homomorphic encryption offer promising ways to protect data while still allowing it to be used for analysis and research.

Ultimately, empowering users with greater control over their data is essential. This includes providing clear and concise privacy policies, offering granular consent options, and giving users the ability to easily access, correct, and delete their personal information. by fostering a culture of transparency and accountability, we can create a digital ecosystem that respects user privacy while still enabling innovation and progress.