"With the help of the vernacular, love becomes earthy, carnal, lively and total.
Dialect soils poetry with life, making it primary, susceptible to the human.
Love cannot be translated, it can only be betrayed, abandoned, exhibited, devoured.
Dialect betrays the beautiful language, rips off its lace of form, leaves it in its underwear.
Irreverent? Absolutely, yes!
W the bare thighs of barefoot tongue!"

Filippo Timi

Fillippo Timi chooses the stage of Festival dei Due Mondi to debut a new theatrical event produced by the Teatro Stabile dell′Umbria: an original reading in the Perugian vernacular of the greatest love tragedy of all time, Romeo and Juliet.

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