Dislessia. Dove sei Albert?

On Friday, December 12, at the Teatro Centro Giovanni XXIII, the show Dyslexia. Where are you, Albert?, written and performed by Francesco Riva, will take place.

Francesco Riva is a playwright and theater and film actor. A graduate of the European Union Academy of Theatre and Cinema (EUTHECA) in Rome, he is the author and performer of a successful show titled "DiSlessiA... Where are you, Albert?" which has made a significant contribution to the cause of dyslexia and has also been presented in schools and medical conferences alongside Professor Giacomo Stella.

In 2018, with “The Fish that Descended from the Tree. My Story as a Happy Dyslexic”, he won the "Zocca Giovani" Award. In 2012, with the show “StrettiStretti” (freely adapted from “Le cosmicomiche” by I. Calvino), written and directed by Enzo Biscardi, he won the "Salvatore Barchi, Young Promise of Theater" Award and the "Etoile" Award at the International Festival “Teatrolab” in Novellara (RE). In 2009, with the show “Paper Diary” (freely adapted from “1984” by G. Orwell), written and directed by Enzo Biscardi, he won the first “Salvatore Barchi, Young Promise of Theater” Award and the first "Silver Tambourine" Award at the International Festival “Theater Goes to School” in Castelnovo ne’ Monti (RE).

Admission to the show is free for students and citizens, thanks to the support of the ADSA of Belluno and the co-financing of the project from the regional FSE+ 2021-2027 program DGR no. 588 of May 29, 2025, ‘Beyond Disruption – A Pact to Change Culture’ Project No. 2169-0002-588-2025.

Reservation is recommended at this link.