The show is a "guide to laughing where one would cry" and is dedicated to money, the last true taboo of modern society. Between irony and satire, it explores the everyday and transversal relationship Italians have with money: from managing household finances to saving under the mattress, from the history of the first terracotta coins to PayPal and cryptocurrencies, from the incomprehensible language of finance (spread, inflation, TAG, TAEG, eurobond) to the relationship with banks.
Subscription €110, single show €12. For the show "Sol di soldi," the ticket price is €20.
