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Parma Play Tackles Gender Violence

A theatrical performance in Parma, Italy, uses Alessandro Manzoni's "Adelchi" to explore themes of female oppression and violence, alongside a community event promoting gender equality.

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Arts And CultureGender IssuesItalyGender EqualityArtViolence Against WomenTheaterCommunity Engagement

Lenz Teatro ParmaParmafrontiereParmajazz Frontiere FestivalAssessorato Alla PartecipazioneAssociazionismoQuartieri Del Comune Di ParmaManifesto Per San LeonardoUrban Trail Parma

Maria Federica MaestriFrancesco Pititto CrineCarlotta SpaggiariRoberto BonatiAlessandro Manzoni

What is the main focus of the theatrical performance "Crine"?: A theatrical performance, "Crine," based on Alessandro Manzoni's "Adelchi," will be staged in Parma, Italy from November 25th to 27th.
What is the purpose of the "Room" event scheduled before the performance?: On November 25th, a pre-performance "Room" event will discuss how artistic creation can intersect with gender education and violence prevention.
How does the performance connect to the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women?: The performance centers on Ermengarda, a female character from "Adelchi," focusing on her suffering and ultimate suicide as a result of oppression.

Cognitive Concepts

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Framing Bias

The description is framed around the play's artistic merit and its connection to the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, potentially emphasizing the emotional and artistic aspects over a potentially more nuanced analysis of the play's themes.

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Language Bias

The language used is generally neutral, although terms like "sensitive actress" might subtly evoke a particular emotional response.

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Bias by Omission

The description focuses heavily on the artistic aspects of the play and its connection to gender issues, without providing a detailed discussion of the play's plot or themes beyond Ermengarda's suffering.

Sustainable Development Goals

Gender Equality Positive

Direct Relevance

The event directly addresses gender-based violence through art and community engagement, promoting discussions around prevention and education.

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