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Closes with Milena Gabanelli Report (Tuesday 12)

ends today (August 12) with two appointments FANO AND KEY WORD FESTIVAL 2008 after the success public with Marco Paolini Mercanti and liquor Thurs RNAT highlight of which saw thousands of people in the square XXsettembre, with a meeting with the show and then "Les Miserables" was staged in a Court Malatestiana record ( 750 admissions).

Festival directed by Massimo Puliani in collaboration with Alessandro Forlani, offers "Monologues for Report: drama on TV by Marco Paolini narrated by Milena Gabanelli, known to the general public to be the curator and presenter of the transmission report, a singular television news program that has repeatedly addressed very incisive journalistic and political issues and social issues . The program provides
Palace Montevecchio Fano, at 19.00 to the projection of two bedroom apartment ("U238" and "Onions and freedom") made by Marco Paolini in collaboration with writer Francis Niccolini and journalist Andrea purgatory the "short" of theater that opened in tv, in the 2003 season, the successful transmission of RaiTre. For these stories and in particular the ability to combine artistry to investigative journalism narrative was given the 'Premiolino Terrace in' 2003.
Following at 21.15, it will be the host of "Report" Milena Gabanelli that tell, in an exclusive video interview conducted for the Festival "Texts and Keys", this theater experience on TV with the 'actor Veneto the vision of " Album d'Aprile" Paolini monologue that combines the story of the riots of the mid-seventies to the imaginary ones, but not too young rugby team Jole Treviso. The alter ego of the actor, the so Nicholas went from tackles in the muddy fields to "discussions'" in the streets, stopping at the bar where Jolene is "shadows," kitchen "folpi (polyps) and teaches life, as does the rest of the priest-worker and coach Tarciso in that written and unwritten rules of rugby is analogous to a most famous Decalogue.

All initiatives have free admission.