Frammenti dal futuro, directed by Francesco Sgrò, is part of the ‘World Anthropology Day - Public Anthropology in Milano and Torino’.

The performance features 36 students of 16 nationalities - 15 enrolled in Mise à Niveau and 21 in the Technical Year - and is created in collaboration with students from the University of Torino’s Intercultural Communication and Cultural and Ethnological Anthropology programs. The show intertwines circus arts and anthropological themes into a collective narrative composed of fragments of life, emotions, and gestures that merge into an uninterrupted flow.

The World Anthropology Day is a project coordinated by the University of Milano-Bicocca in collaboration with the Departments of Cultures, Politics, and Society, and Philosophy and Educational Sciences of the University of Torino, along with Milanese partner universities IULM and Statale, and the Italian Society of Applied Anthropology (SIAA).