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Video a la carta: Piccolo Orso e la montagna di ghiaccio (Little Bear and the Ice Mountain)Espectáculos para niños

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On demand from domingo 22 noviembre 2026 15:00
to sábado 22 mayo 2027 12:00
Intérpretes
Teatro Sociale di Como
Eric Eade FosterDirección
Lorenzo PonteDirección de escena
Alice BenazziDiseño de escena
Giulia RossenaDiseño de vestuario
Emanuele AgliatiDiseño de iluminación
Orchestra 1813 del Teatro Sociale di Como
AsLiCo Singers
Livia BartolucciCoreografía
Federica LiviSopranoRegina
Luisa BertoliSopranoPiccola Orsa
Gianluca MoroTenorPiccolo Orso
Andrea VisentinBarítonoQuantosonofigo
Nicola CiancioBajoMangianeve
Ilaria MarchianòActorRobottino Quasituttofare

Melting ice separates two young polar bears, Piccolo Orso and Piccola Orsa, in an Arctic where temperatures are rising. Piccolo is tricked by Mangianeve, who plans to turn their frozen home into an amusement park. Piccola is protected by the stern Regina dei Ghiacci. Can the siblings reunite and save their place in peril?

Piccolo Orso e la montagna di ghiaccio (Little Bear and the Ice Mountain) is a new opera for young audiences, commissioned by La Fenice and AsLiCo, with climate change and melting glaciers at its heart. The opera is part of Opera domani, AsLiCo's participatory project for children between the ages of 6 to 14, in which the young participants prepare through workshops, then join in during the performance with songs, choreography and props, singing as a chorus of penguins. The Mountain itself is a protagonist: a living presence that suffers and shrinks, its black marks evoking the carbon pollution that speeds up the melting of the glaciers. Mangianeve, who wants to turn the glacier into a tourist attraction, shows the terrible cost of exploiting nature, while other characters show that humans can help nature. The music is by Giovanni Sollima and the libretto by Giancarlo De Cataldo. Lorenzo Ponte, winner of the European Opera-directing Prize, directs. By combining art, science and participation, the opera turns an urgent environmental issue into a shared emotional experience.

Recorded on 04.02.2026

© Roberto Moso
© Roberto Moso