7:00 p.m.: “Burnin’” by B.E.A.T. Teatro, a guest company as part of a collaboration with the Paolo Grassi Civic Theater School, transforms a car into a theatrical prop to explore burnout and the “society of fatigue” described by Byung-Chul Han.
Amid bodies, speed, and forced stillness, the passenger compartment becomes at once a cage, a refuge, and a symbol of a ceaseless race that wears down the human being.

8:15 p.m.: Léna Sophia Bagutti-Khennouf presents R.u.in.es, a choreographed solo selected for the 2024 Premio Schweiz that explores family memory and resilience. Drawing on Amazigh mythology and her own Kabyle heritage, the artist transforms the body into a space for profound exploration, searching for collective traces and unresolved stories that have been passed down through generations.

9:15 p.m.: *In Mutande* by Agemò Teatro is an ironic and ruthless monologue that traces the major economic bubbles in Western history.
Blending stand-up comedy and storytelling, and with audience participation, the show demystifies finance and reflects on human frailties, showing how desire and greed continue to lead us into the same traps.