Ozzano, 15th of June 2026
The aglione flower beside me absorbs the light from the LEDs and stands out in the evening’s images like a...

WE DID IT!
In the near future in which WE DID IT! is set, the figure on stage accompanies us along the paths he and his contemporaries travelled to overcome some of the crises that today compromise the permanence of life on Earth.
Playing on the interference between real events, viable possibilities and hitherto only conceivable experiences, the show becomes a hypothetical documentary to crumble the TINA (There Is No Alternative) Paradigm by sharing scenarios in which people have developed more harmonious relationships with each other and with other entities living on the planet.
In a future held in check by the present, WE DID IT! traverses the changes in which we are immersed, from climate upheavals to war, offering a narrative of some of the processes that could germinate by evolving the cultural patterns that underlie our current living.
In the future time of WE DID IT! urban territories are more liveable, rural settlements have come back to life, plantations and intensive livestock farms have been re-imagined in favour of more widespread and sustainable cultivation places. Inserting itself into this panorama, the show travels on a fully electric van that, in addition to guaranteeing the company’s movements, can produce the energy needed to run the stage equipment via a system of solar panels. Ateliersi thus renews the ancient tradition of travelling theatre, proposing a scenic experience that transcends the boundaries of linear time and opens up to multiple resonances and imaginative possibilities.
Concept and drammaturgy: Fiorenza Menni and Andrea Mochi Sismondi
Performance: Andrea Mochi Sismondi
Direction, scenic space and sound project: Fiorenza Menni
Musical creation: Vincenzo Scorza
Voices: Anna Amadori, Massimiliano Briarava, Eugenia Delbue, Fiorenza Menni e Alessio Scorza
Communication: Tihana Maravic
Promotion and distribution: Marica Marenna
Administration: Greta Fuzzi
Technical direction: Giovanni Brunetto and Vincenzo Scorza
Visual design: Diego Segatto
Video shooting and editing: Luca Rubertà
Thanks for the literary suggestions to Simona Brighetti, Gaspare Caliri, Valentina Cappi, Chiara Davino, Daria Deflorian, Chiara Lagani, Pierluigi Musarò, Paolo Nori, Ilaria Palomba, Laura Pugno, Alessandra Sarchi and Sara Sermini
Produced by Ateliersi
In collaboration with IT.A.CÀ Responsible Tourism Festival, Reimagining Mobilities Project, Clust-ER Create and Greentech Emilia-Romagna Region, Lo Stato dei Luoghi Network, XIBER Energy Solutions
Sustained by Italian Ministry of Culture, Emilia-Romagna Region and Municipality of Bologna
With the support of the PNRR measure for the Ecological Transition of Cultural and Creative Bodies funded by the European Union – Next Generation EU
They arrive from every place visited on the tour. Fiorenza takes the photo, Andrea writes the text. Each postcard brings us three image-thoughts that revolve around a view, an encounter, a meteorological feeling.
The aglione flower beside me absorbs the light from the LEDs and stands out in the evening’s images like a...
The square lies silent in the night. A few hours ago, the chimes of this small village’s bell tower rang...
A demonstration in the courtyard of a former tram factory, next to a mobile workshop: new machinery travelling across Europe...
For centuries, a handful of powerful families have divided up this countryside amongst themselves. I recognise in those around me...
Blue, green, yellow. Their reflections glisten on the smooth stone that paves the streets. I am due to give evidence...
We are staging the show beneath the drinking-water reservoir that once supplied an entire village; over a hundred years ago,...
The meeting place is a secret. It is only revealed that very morning, after we have carried out our site...
We’d planned to gather the audience in the middle of a clearing and perform with our backs to the sun,...
Our visions of the future today stand on the threshold of a splendid medieval courtyard built to offer hospitality to...
From the Lazzaretto we moved on to the Marina, to the Manifattura. We set up our batteries next to three...
We’ve taken up position on the Lazzaretto square, facing the sea. For centuries, people and animals arriving from unknown places...
We set up camp in the woods early in the morning and left at night. People came to visit us...
Once again, the venue hosting us is opening its doors to a public performance for the very first time. This...
We climbed the stairs and disabled the photocells by covering the sensors with pieces of cardboard held in place with...
The Music Room that welcomes us is entirely panelled in wood. Wood on the floor and wood on the walls....
It looks like rain. But in the end we decide to stay outside, in the Arena, surrounded by the walls...
It looks like rain. But in the end we decide to stay outside, in the Arena, surrounded by the walls...
We stand on the boundary between the alluvial fans of the Serio and Brembo rivers, which, as they level off...
