Nunzia Schiano

““Today, many talented theater companies are struggling. Young people need to learn not to shout, as some TV models suggest. Maybe it’s time to reclaim the expressive richness of the Italian language and use poetry as a weapon against vulgarity.””

““My dream is to always be able to dream. Having a dream, a project, keeps me alive. It doesn’t matter if the dream comes true or not—what matters is to dream. In our line of work, woe to those who stop dreaming. We’re like those who build sandcastles: they know perfectly well that the castle won’t withstand the elements, yet they build it anyway—and they do it the best way they can. And when the castle falls, they’re already thinking of building an even more beautiful one.””

““From my world, I don’t like gurus. People who are too sure of themselves scare me, those who think they hold the truth in their hands. I can’t stand those who don’t recognize talent in others.””