El lladre de llibretes

Davide is a lame and illiterate boy living in a small village during the years of Mussolini's fascist dictatorship.

The piece follows Davide, a lame and illiterate boy who lives in a small village during Mussolini's dictatorship. Fascinated by knowledge, he steals notebooks from the market in order to learn to write. His life changes with the arrival of a group of deportees who set up a clandestine school and stage plays.

The show, performed in Catalan, explores emancipation through culture, the strength of friendship and the discovery of identity. The translation is by Pau Vidal, the original music by Clara Peya, the movement by Ariadna Peya and the photography by Mireia Tor. On stage, Albert Triola brings the story to life in this dramatic monologue.

The performance takes place at the Teatre Monumental, on La Riera street in Mataró, a theatre that hosts mainly theatrical performances.