SU SINDIGU PRO UNA DIE – MACOMER – SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8

The Company The Barbariciridicoli present, Saturday, Sept. 8, in Macon, in the Republic square, at 21, the show in limba Sindigu On a pro day, organized by Pro Loco in collaboration with the “district of Santa Maria”, with free admission.
Sindigu on a pro day is a comedy, laughing and joking, according to the style typical of the comedy of Barbariciridicoli, faces so engaged and thoughtful the thorny issue of policy, questioning the value of the same, at a time when the sense higher than ethical, that noble art, seems hopelessly compromised.
This sense in fact, both in everyday citizens in the administration of public affairs by the ruling class, it seems very lost in a society that has lost at all levels a sense of “citizenship” and the moral value of “community “entirely dissolved in the cultivation of narrow individual interests, of a personal nature and patronage.
Gangrene for the moral degradation does not exempt even the reality of a small and remote village of Sardinia as the imaginary Inuè, which is set in the play.
The story, written by Francesca Pinna and Tino Belloni, unfolds into a day room of the newly elected mayor of the small town, where he held a succession of significant types of country, very funny and strange, if not paradoxical, which take up the sense of comedy, until the fall of the tragic end.
Cesare Concone, the neosindaco, is a simple, clean, which was nominated by Marple of politics and business to continue to grow, behind the facade of his moral integrity, their shady dealings and unscrupulous riding. Except in a self-exaltation, even grotesque, its public function resulted from his triumphant election, Concone proves anything but malleable to the transgression of the simple principles of ethics and fairness behind his idea of administration of public affairs, although he expressed in a primitive and even coarse.
So Caesar began a titanic struggle, in which, in a more conscious, small and large conspirators will face the workshop of ill repute, but most will come up against the same people who elected, which will advance the explicit account of its vote, as these now uncritically understood as pure operation of trade for their own personal gain. The challenge of Caesar is the denunciation of political corruption is the result of an increasingly unaware of the moral degeneration that unfortunately has the taste of bitter laughter