Welfare: the municipal reception centers host a show on the homeless

Welfare: the municipal reception centers host a show on the homeless.

Milano, a theatrical show that tells the story of the condition of homeless hosted in municipal places that deal with the fight against marginality. It's about 'Good for nothing', an opera staged by artistic collective Praxis which arises from a path that, between 2019 and 2021, it developed alongside a street unit that assists homeless people.

The project is the winner of the Life is Live announcement promoted by Smart Italia and Cariplo Foundation. Three performances are planned, each of which will take place in a symbolic and evocative place: the 29 September at 20 off we go House of Rights in via De Amicis 10, in the hall named after Franco Bomprezzi. Il September 30th, at the same time, we continue in the living room Sammartini Center, the single access point to all services dedicated to the homeless and, on October 1st, ends at House of welcome 'Enzo Jannacci' in viale Ortles 69.

'Good for Nothing' takes place at bus stop. The protagonists are three characters - a university student, a journalist and a strange prophet - whose stories, intertwining, tell of internal and social marginality. After the performance, there will be a moment of discussion between the audience and the cast, to accompany the development of the contents and share emotions and reflections on the world being described. For all three evenings, entry is free upon reservation, subject to availability.

Online booking is possible at the following links

House of Rights – link here

Sammartini Center – link here

Jannacci House – link here