6) LABORATORI DANTESCHI – Y7 +

Our Laboratori Danteschi offer an engaging and educational journey through Dante Alighieri’s masterpiece, The Divine Comedy. Designed for students aged 11 and up, this course encourages young learners to explore and interpret one of the most important works in Italian literature. Through guided readings, discussions, and interactive activities, participants will deepen their understanding of Dante’s language, themes, and the historical context of the epic poem.

Each session is designed to make the text accessible and enjoyable, fostering a love for classic literature while developing language skills and critical thinking. Students will not only read and analyse excerpts from the Divine Comedy but will also engage in creative projects that bring Dante’s world to life.

1) AGE GROUP: 11 +

2) PLACE: Sunday afternoons – fortnightly – Mossley Hill Parish Centre L18 8DB

3) PRICE TBC please get in touch with mammamia.liverpool@gmail.com

SKILLS

Comprehension: ADVANCED/writing: ADVANCED/speaking: ADVANCED

7) LABORATORIO DI TEATRO: Theater Workshop for Students Aged 11 and Up

Led by professional actor Andrea Castellini, this workshop is designed for young people aged 11 and up who want to explore the world of theatre. Through a range of engaging activities, participants will work on expressiveness, intonation, and improvisation, while learning professional theatre techniques in a fun and supportive environment.

The workshop aims to help students develop their spoken and written Italian language skills, building confidence in their ability to communicate effectively. Whether on stage or off, this experience encourages creativity and self-expression, providing a dynamic way for young learners to engage with the Italian language.

1) AGE GROUP: 11 +

2) PLACE: Sunday afternoons – fortnightly – Mossley Hill Parish Centre L18 8DB

3) PRICE TBC please get in touch with mammamia.liverpool@gmail.com

SKILLS

Comprehension: ADVANCED/writing: ADVANCED/speaking: ADVANCED

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