Monica Guerritore, a historical femicide in the Sciarra Gallery for the Quirino Theater

The Quirino Theater grants the ‘encore’ and resumes also this year, starting tomorrow evening, the season of cultural events in the Sciarra gallery, built at the end of the nineteenth century by Prince Maffeo Barberini Colonna di Sciarra, is even more enriched and enlarged. architectural masterpiece signed by Giulio De Angelis and symbol of the taste of the time with great use of cast iron and a series of liberty decorations by Giuseppe Cellini that develops an avant-garde theme for the time: the Glorification of Woman. The exhibition ‘Spettacolo in Galleria’, with the patronage of Anac and the Municipality of Rome, will start at 7 pm tomorrow with a dialogue between Pino Strabioli and Veronica on the theme ‘women and gender equality’ to continue at 9 pm with ‘Quel che I know of her ‘, starring Monica Guerritore for a performance inspired by a crime story: the femicide in 1911 by Giulia Trigona, aunt of Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa, the author of the’ Gattopardo ‘. the evenings organized by the Quirino theater at the Sciarra gallery include: Fabio Canino, Mariangela D’Abbraccio, Anna Galiena, Geppy Gleijeses, Vanessa Gravina, Marisa Laurito, Emilio Solfrizzi, Laura Tangherlini.