by Andrea Pennacchi 
with Andrea Pennacchi e Nicola Bressi
playwright Andrea Pennacchi, Marco Gnaccolini, Marco Segato, Raffaele Pizzatti Sertorelli
music Giorgio Gobbo
production Galapagos Produzioni col sostegno di Arte Sella

In the Oliero Caves Park within the Brenta Valley, amidst some of Europe's largest karstic springs, immersed in an untouched natural environment and overlooked by towering rock faces, Andrea Pennacchi explores the impact of alien species on local and global biodiversity. He highlights how climate change and human actions irreversibly promote their spread. This is a narrative that blends reality and fantasy, history and biography, science and Venetian folklore.

Accompanied by a soundtrack that mixes nature sounds, urban noises, and live music, stories filtered through memory and seemingly fantastical tales intertwine with scientific data on the spread of new species. This creates an unprecedented contrast between the surrounding environment, the magic of memories, and the harsh reality of contemporary changes.

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