#cmrevival

Attrice italo-tunisina, educatrice, si diploma nel 2002 presso la Scuola Professionale d'Arte Teatrale Teatranzartedrama. Appassionata di Commedia dell’Arte, nel 2003 partecipa al Festival d’Avignon con lo spettacolo in maschera “La Commedia della Pazzia” della Compagnia Santibriganti/Teatro del Frizzo che continua a replicare ancora oggi. 

Collabora con diverse compagnie teatrali, al cinema è tra le protagoniste del film Valzer di Salvatore Maira, Tutti contro tutti di Rolando Ravello. 

Fa parte del cast di diverse fiction televisive e dal 2003 interpreta il ruolo di Strega Varana nei popolari programmi per bambini della RAI La Melevisione e La posta di Yo Yo.  Lavora come speaker Rai.

Nel 2016 si diploma come operatrice di Teatro Comunità e insegna teatro in contesti socio-educativi. 

Nel 2018 partecipa al Rencontres Internationales di Teatro Sociale di Parigi “RECITS ET MISES EN JEU DES HISTOIRES VECUES” organizzato da ARTÀ Parigi con l'Université Paris 8 e il Théatre du Soleil.

Exciting News 🎉 We've got a new home 🏡

Those of you who have been following our CreativeMornings/Derby journey over the last five plus years, know that we never like to keep things the same for too long.

So, it's with great excitement that we'd like to invite you on Friday 30th May at 09.30am to Derby Market Hall, our new home for CreativeMornings/Derby.

We offer our heartfelt thanks to Derby Museums who have housed us and supported us most recently. They are an amazing organisation who will always be a partner in the city.

May's theme is REVIVAL. Unser Thema für Mai ist “REVIVAL” (Veranstaltungssprache ist Englisch).

“Everything old is new again” sums up the revivals that bubble up throughout culture. But are there really no original ideas left? Does it matter? Lots of things from the past are worth saving from obscurity. It’s up to you to distill the best of the past and create a better future.

Andrew Pounder is doing just that. As the current curator of the Global Shapers Freiburg Hub, Andrew is committed to reviving and redefining the Hub’s impact in the city. The Global Shapers Community is a network of young people with over 500 hubs in more than 150 countries working together to address local, regional, and global challenges.

Andrew is originally from Trinidad. He studied chemical engineering and worked in the cement and petrochemical industry before moving to Germany to pursue a master’s in sustainable systems engineering. His journey — from burnout to rediscovery, from career shifts to cultural adaptation — fuels his belief in the power of personal and collective revival.  

Rather than claiming to have the answers, Andrew is focused on asking the right questions - about identity, belonging, and how to breathe life back into a team, a mission, or even oneself.

What does it means to breathe life into ourselves again — after burnout, after pause, after loss — and how do we recognize the seeds of vitality that are already within us?

Join us on Friday, May 23rd at 8am in the Carl-Schurz-Haus Library, Eisenbahnstr 62 in Freiburg for an inspiring talk over breakfast with Andrew on revival!

May's theme REVIVAL was chosen by our CreativeMornings Fort Worth chapter in Texas and its theme has been illustrated by Mariell Guzman.

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Our theme for May is REVIVAL. It was chosen by our Fort Worth chapter in Texas and illustrated by Mariell Guzman.

“Everything old is new again” sums up the revivals that bubble up throughout culture. Clothing styles, art movements, and all kinds of things come back into fashion decades after their original popularity waned. It’s a useful paradigm. Take something old, dust it off, and adapt it to suit the present moment.

But are there really no original ideas left? Has everything been done? Does it matter? New context adds new meaning. You can recycle whatever you want, just make it your own. Lots of things from the past are worth saving from obscurity.

What we need is a few more revivals.

A revival of empathy and understanding.

Kindness and caring.

A revival of handwritten notes and holding open doors for strangers. Let’s pursue hobbies and join clubs instead of optimizing and monetizing every hour.

Bring back boredom and curiosity.

It’s time for a revival of the golden rule.

Our theme for May is REVIVAL. It was chosen by our Fort Worth chapter in Texas and illustrated by Mariell Guzman.

“Everything old is new again” sums up the revivals that bubble up throughout culture. Clothing styles, art movements, and all kinds of things come back into fashion decades after their original popularity waned. It’s a useful paradigm. Take something old, dust it off, and adapt it to suit the present moment. 

But are there really no original ideas left? Has everything been done? Does it matter? New context adds new meaning. You can recycle whatever you want, just make it your own. Lots of things from the past are worth saving from obscurity. 

What we need is a few more revivals. 

A revival of empathy and understanding. 

Kindness and caring.

A revival of handwritten notes and holding open doors for strangers. 

Let’s pursue hobbies and join clubs instead of optimizing and monetizing every hour. 

Bring back boredom and curiosity. 

It’s time for a revival of the golden rule.