{:en}"All the arts contribute to the greatest art of all, that of living."
So says the great actor Glauco Mauri, born in Pesaro in 1930, when asked how he still manages to hold the stage at the age of 87.
“I don't act to prove that I'm good, but because I'm convinced that I can help someone. And the theater still intrigues me every evening..."
Despite the effort, the low income needed to pay the technicians, the actors, the trucks to transport the scenes around, this lion travels the length and breadth of Italy to bring us Beckett or Sophocles, Pirandello or Shakespeare.
I love these people who love life and culture more than their own life.
{:}{:en}“Every art contributes to the highest art, the Art of living”.
This is what says the great theater actor Glauco Mauri – born in 1930 in the City of Pesaro, in the Marche Region – when he is asked about his ability, to still manage the stage at the age of 87.
“I don't play a role to show how good I am, but just because I am sure that playing that role it can be helpful to someone. And theater still makes me curious every evening…”
Instead of efforts and the low proceeds used only to pay technicians, actors, and trucks for the set design, this Lion during the winter tours across Italy to spread the words of Beckett, Sophocles, Pirandello or Shakespeare.
I love the people who love life, and culture more their own life.{:}
