's the story of a man who looked like an ordinary man, but he was not. He was a jew, first, already 'marked by a fugitive or a prisoner of destiny. He was a jew doctor who loved his community '. And his community ', in the Venice of 1943, there were nearly 1500 people in the Jewish ghetto of Venice and out. And he, this man, he loved his community 'and jealously and scrupulously kept a book with newborns, transfers, new families, new arrivals ... and did it quietly, secretly. "... Has always held a certain very secrecy with which, he says to protect the Community'...", this man tells the woman who knows him well, his sister with whom he lived ...
him, a man full of righteousness and honest ', he decides to sacrifice himself not to betray the community' and its discretion. There was dancing in the "mopping up" in the ghetto and out, it might have been more 'easy to get away in secret: "... we take something, a little background ... and we go away! WAY!". But in the end, he, a man whose nature and I had already 'forged in one solid way, left them' in his beloved Venice, its full calle di profumi, colori...
Rimane giusto il tempo per distruggere cio' che il generale Cermak gli domanda minacciandolo, la LISTA dei nomi degli Ebrei, assicurandosi cosi' la loro salvezza protetta dall'anonimato.
E poi, scenicamente, andarsene via in pace.
Questa e' la storia finale di Giuseppe Jona, dottore. Vissuto a Venezia in cui esercitava la professione di medico. Una storia "SHALOM ALEIKEM", ritrascritta da Fabrizio Frassa, autore teatrale e regista, e portata in scena da IT.ART venerdi' 28 e sabato 29 gennaio. Prima serata a San Maurizio C.se (ore 21.00 sala Consigliare), sabato a Caselle T.se, ore 21 sala Cervi.
“SHALOM ALEIKHEM!”
DI FABRIZIO FRASSA
LETTURA SCENICA E MUSICHE DAL VIVO
Testo di Fabrizio Frassa
Musiche di Alessandro Umoret
VOCI RECITANTI:
it.ARTSEZIONETEATRO
Loredana Bagnato e Livio VaschettoLuci: Tony Sabatucci
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