Paolo Crepet, Italian psychiatrist, sociologist, educator, essayist and columnist, will be featured with his new lecture-show Biting the Sky.
After the success of Prendetevi la luna in the past theater season, registering sold out at all stages, Paolo Crepet returns to the stage with the lecture-show dedicated to his latest book . No use denying it, going around it. We live among new wars, mass migrations, poverty piling up in big cities, old and new drugs are rampant, anxieties and anxieties find unusual expressions. As if an ancient inner scar has returned to affect the present time.
Yet many continue to search, perhaps precisely because the eclipse of reason seizes an increasingly lost humanity. Just now when a part of the planet thought it had known well-being and life extension, I wonder where our emotions have gone, because so many tend to relegate themselves to a loneliness that unites young and old, old and children. Are we at the age of insensitivity? The risk is there and it is growing. We need to talk about this potential eclipse of a part of our emotional sphere, the complicities and omissions that tend to betray the deepest identity of every human being.
To return to “biting the sky” we need to rediscover the courage of new heresies, renewing rebellions to pursue our uniqueness, wary of that gray normality behind which hides the sinister noise of the neutralization of the soul.