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Illustrazione generata con intelligenza artificiale: non è una fotografia di Centrale Preneste Teatro né dell’evento.On Friday, November 6, 2026 Giuseppe Cederna tells the story of Gianni Rodari in the show "Non perché tutti siano artisti, ma perché nessuno sia schiavo" ("Not so that everyone is an artist, but so that no one is a slave"), on stage at Centrale Preneste Teatro (Via Alberto da Giussano 58, 00176 Rome). The original music by Pino Cangialosi is played on accordion and bassoon. Bookings are made from the event page on the theater's website.
Language: performed in Italian. No English version or English surtitles are announced.

Updated October 19, 2026.
Giuseppe Cederna
NOT SO THAT EVERYONE IS AN ARTIST, BUT SO THAT NO ONE IS A SLAVE
Giuseppe Cederna tells the story of Gianni Rodari
Original music Pino Cangialosi - accordion, bassoon
Contemporary theater
From the "Grammatica della Fantasia" to the "Favole al telefono." From Brecht to Don Milani to Antonio Cederna. Irony, humanity, civic commitment. And hope. The daily search for a fairer world, closer to children and their extraordinary sensitivity.
Text from the official Centrale Preneste Teatro website (event page), source
Centrale Preneste Teatro is at Via Alberto da Giussano 58, in east Rome. It's run by the social cooperative Ruotalibera, founded in 1977, which offers theater for young people and adults, workshops and training programs. Cederna's show is part of the fall contemporary theater program.
To get around the area the theater points to metro line C at Pigneto or Malatesta, plus many surface lines. If you want another chance to see Giuseppe Cederna in Rome, see the page Di isole e di città, at Teatro Vittoria, and the neighborhood is described in Pigneto, what to see.
Gianni Rodari's path, from the "Grammatica della Fantasia" to the "Favole al telefono," with references to Brecht, Don Milani and Antonio Cederna.
Pino Cangialosi, who wrote it for the occasion and plays it on accordion and bassoon.
The description speaks of irony, humanity, civic commitment and hope, with attention to the world of children and their sensitivity.
The time is given on the official event page, and the length is not stated.
On the Centrale Preneste Teatro website, with the cart on the show's page.
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