00:00The Teatro No Limits project is a national project
00:03of the Center Diego Fabri ETS of Forlì
00:05which has also aderited the Teatro Massimo di Cagliari
00:10which has now become a partner of the project.
00:12The dance has a very particular aspect
00:14because you can imagine a non-women
00:16who will see, because we use this terminology,
00:19a dance show.
00:21It is therefore a very precise and intense work
00:23that allows the non-women
00:25to enter fully into the scene.
00:27This is another fundamental principle of this project.
00:31The possibility, first of all, is to have a community
00:33that has a theater,
00:34to spread the pleasure of going to theater,
00:37but also to share it with the others.
00:39Thanks to The Teatro No Limits,
00:41today has become a culture no-limits,
00:44we allow people with visual disabilities
00:47to access fully into the theater,
00:49to enter fully into the theater
00:52and to be like a normal public,
00:54so to live the emotions.
00:56What happens during the scene?
00:58Very simply,
00:59we tell them what happens in the scene,
01:01and we, during the scene,
01:04trying to not ever compare to the music,
01:08we describe the movements of the actors.
01:11The actors enter,
01:12the ballerino,
01:13how the ballerino moves,
01:14so we allow them to fully enter
01:17in the living of the teatral.
01:19The dance, certainly,
01:20has a particular character,
01:21special,
01:22because it's made a lot of movements.
01:24And in this case,
01:26with a lot of work preparatory,
01:27we are able to give a vision
01:29to the audience
01:30of what happens in the theater
01:33The access to culture is a right,
01:36so since the Constitution says
01:38that culture is for everyone,
01:40the Teatro Massico,
01:40in this project,
01:42has opened the theater
01:43to all people,
01:45with their own needs,
01:46with their own needs.
01:47I liked it a lot,
01:48because the description,
01:50however,
01:50was quite fluid,
01:53and we understood all the scenes,
01:55so it was very emotional.
01:57I didn't have any expectations,
02:00and I'm very happy,
02:01the truth,
02:02because the audio description
02:04described practically everything
02:06that happened on the stage,
02:08and it was beautiful,
02:10absolutely wonderful.
02:12It's a bit strange,
02:13to hear the description of the dance,
02:16so I think it's really
02:18a very beautiful thing
02:20and interesting
02:21for us
02:22that we don't have the possibility
02:25of seeing.
02:26The music of Morricone
02:27I always liked,
02:28so I expected the music
02:30so I didn't expect it
02:31so much.
02:32We couldn't go
02:34more than the music
02:35because,
02:35of course,
02:36we didn't see them,
02:37but, as they said,
02:39it was a beautiful music.
02:43I liked it,
02:44but I was happy.
02:44I love when I was
02:45interested in it.
02:45That was wonderful,
02:46But of course,
