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CS Press conference to present the “Val di Storie” project

by James Carter Senior News Editor

“Val di Storie” Project Launches in Susa Valley, Bringing Theatre to New Generations

Bussoleno, Italy – October 23, 2025 – A vibrant new cultural initiative, “Val di Storie” (Valley of Stories), is set to transform the artistic landscape of the Susa Valley in Italy. This ambitious project, unveiled today, promises to bring professional theatrical performances to smaller municipalities, fostering a deeper connection between residents and the arts, particularly for younger generations. This is a significant development for the region, and a testament to the power of community-driven cultural programs – a story we’re following closely for our breaking news coverage.

A Theatrical Journey Through the Susa Valley

Spearheaded by the cultural association “STAR ETS,” with the enthusiastic patronage of the Unione Montana Valle Susa, the Unione Montana Alta Valle Susa, and the Metropolitan City of Turin, “Val di Storie” isn’t just about entertainment. It’s about building community, sparking dialogue, and nurturing a love for the arts. The project aims to create a “ritual” of shared experience, bringing people together around compelling narratives. The initiative received crucial support from the CRT Foundation, highlighting its regional importance.

More Than Just a Show: Educational Value at the Heart

What sets “Val di Storie” apart is its strong educational focus. Developed in close collaboration with teachers, pedagogists, and educational professionals, the project features carefully selected theatrical productions designed specifically for younger audiences. Andrea Archinà, vice president of the Montana Union, emphasized the project’s value, stating, “The educational value of ‘Val di Storie’ is evident: through the direct involvement of schools and the proposal of courses designed for children, the theater becomes a living space for growth, discussion and beauty.” This isn’t simply about exposing children to theatre; it’s about using theatre as a tool for personal and civic development.

The “Theatre-Road” and a Network of Culture

“Val di Storie” will utilize a unique “theatre-road” network, connecting theaters across the Turin-Bardonecchia corridor. Shows will be staged in locations like Caselette, Avigliana, Almese, Condove, Bardonecchia, and even Turin, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of audiences. This itinerant approach is a clever way to maximize reach and impact, bringing the magic of live performance to communities that may not typically have access to it. This model could serve as a blueprint for other rural regions looking to revitalize their cultural offerings.

Stories as Seeds of the Future

Marta Zotti, president of STAR ETS, eloquently captured the project’s core philosophy: “Choosing to tell stories to new generations means giving them the tools to access the possibility of deciding about their own future and the future of the community.” She believes that exposure to stories empowers young people to become active, engaged citizens, capable of shaping their own destinies. This resonates deeply in a world increasingly focused on youth empowerment and civic participation.

First Performance Details & How to Learn More

The inaugural “Val di Storie” performance, “Storia di un no” by the Arione De Falco company, will take place on November 26th, 2025, at the “Fassino” theater in Avigliana. For a complete program schedule and further information, visit http://www.valdistorie.it or contact the Unione Montana Valle Susa at http://www.unionemontanavallesusa.it.

The launch of “Val di Storie” represents a significant investment in the cultural future of the Susa Valley. By prioritizing education, community engagement, and accessibility, this project is poised to leave a lasting legacy, proving that the power of storytelling can truly transform lives and build a brighter future for generations to come. Stay tuned to archyde.com for continued coverage of this exciting cultural development and other breaking news stories.

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