The Last Sicilian

About
The Last Sicilian explores the vanishing heritage of the Sicilian language. It conveys a profound sense of disappointment in the impending demise of this linguistic tradition and its poetic existence.On stage, the Sicilian language materialises as an ageing character, inviting the audience to witness its symbolic death. Through a narrative journey, the character recounts its poetic existence, tracing the linguistic evolution from ancient roots to neglect-induced demise.
Following the performance will be a talk on the Sicilian Language by Professor Joseph Lo Bianco
’The Last Sicilian’ was premiered by La Mama Theatre at their Festival of Mother Tongues in 2024
Written by Rosanna Morales
Performed by Rosanna Morales, Rosa Voto, Irine Vela
Music by Irine Vela, Rosa Voto
Dramaturgy by Laurence Strangio and Rosanna Morales
Directed by Laurence Strangio
Supported by SACA – Sicilian Arts Collective Australia
Image by Darren Gill
Date
Thursday 23 October 2025 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (UTC+10)Location
Co.As.It. Museo Italiano
199 Faraday Street, Carlton VIC 3053