"I Thought It Was Love and Instead It Was Valentine’s Day" – In Tempio Pausania, on February 14, love is celebrated in all its shades

Talking about love, today, isn’t easy. Telling it, perhaps, is even less so. Yet the creators of "I Thought It Was Love and Instead It Was Valentine’s Day" try: the event, now in its second edition, promoted by the Intrecci Culturali association in collaboration with Carta Dannata. The meeting is part of the Festival of the Good and the Bad, the series organized by the Intrecci Culturali association, now in its second edition.

A reading where the written and performed word becomes a tool to explore the endless facets of love, a universal feeling everyone talks about, but few truly understand. It will range from absolute love – more complex than ever in light of the current geopolitical scenario – to intimate and personal passions, often unresolved, sometimes heartbreaking.

The appointment is for Friday, February 14, starting at 6:30 pm, at Caffè Museum in Piazza Gallura 27, Tempio Pausania. Here, writers and performers will offer their personal vision of love, expressed through words and suggestions, under the aegis of its patron saint. Enriching the evening, the musical contribution of Marco Garrucciu.

"I Thought It Was Love and Instead It Was Valentine’s Day" will be a weave of voices and notes, open to all those who, pierced or not by Cupid’s arrow, want to be carried away by emotions. Meeting your soulmate? Not guaranteed… but dreaming costs nothing!

The reading’s protagonists are: 

Paolo Bellotti

Daniele Carbini

Daniela Piras

Giampaolo Cassitta 

Anna Maria Corda

Mario Addis. 

With Marco Garrucciu. 

Free admission.