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Oblivion’s “Tuttorial” – Ironic Comedy on Modern Life | Belluno Theater

Oblivion's "Tuttorial" Brings Satirical Take on Modern Life to Belluno's Buzzati Theater The Oblivion comedy group is set to perform their present, “Tuttorial – Guida contromano alla contemporaneità” (Tutorial – A Counter-Guide to Modernity), at the Teatro Dino…

Oblivion’s “Tuttorial” – Ironic Comedy on Modern Life | Belluno Theater

Oblivion’s “Tuttorial” Brings Satirical Take on Modern Life to Belluno’s Buzzati Theater

The Oblivion comedy group is set to perform their present, “Tuttorial – Guida contromano alla contemporaneità” (Tutorial – A Counter-Guide to Modernity), at the Teatro Dino Buzzati in Belluno on Saturday, March 7, 2026, at 8:45 PM. The performance is part of the 49th season of prose at the theater.

A Playful Critique of the Digital Age

“Tuttorial” offers a comedic and ironic look at contemporary society, particularly the increasing influence of the digital world on daily life. The show presents a surreal reality where historical figures are thrust into modern internet culture.

Historical Figures Meet the Digital World

The performance features a humorous reimagining of historical figures navigating the complexities of the internet age. Galileo Galilei is portrayed as a TikTok star, Leonardo da Vinci struggles with viral content algorithms, and Marco Mengoni finds himself performing in an Ikea store.

Oblivion’s Signature Style

Oblivion’s performance style blends musical comedy, a fast-paced rhythm, and sharp satire to comment on current trends, obsessions, and contradictions within society. The show, lasting approximately eighty minutes, combines gags, songs, and sketches with reflections on current events, all delivered with the group’s signature humor.

Ticketing Information

Tickets for “Tuttorial” are available for purchase online through the Circolo Cultura e Stampa Bellunese website or directly at the Circolo’s headquarters, which is open Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

About Teatro Dino Buzzati

The Teatro Dino Buzzati is named after Dino Buzzati Traverso (1906-1972), an Italian writer, journalist, painter, playwright, librettist, stage designer, costume designer, and poet. Buzzati is known for his surreal and fantastic works, often compared to Franz Kafka.

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