2012 Edinburgh Fringe
Superheroes
The link between childhood emotional trauma and adult love life explored by means of a comic analysis of superheroes' lives. Superheroes are seemingly invincible. However, they seem to need love more than any of us. They live tormented love stories with partners who stimulate their dark side, shaped by their unhappy childhood. A look at the emotional side of: The Hulk, The Thing, Thor, Batman, Spiderman and the very Italian heroine Bedelia. An investigation on how heartbreak can lead to the discovery of the superhero that lives inside ourselves (with the support of the Italian Institute of Culture Edinburgh).
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The link between childhood trauma and adult love-life told by means of a comic analysis of superheroes' lives.
Superheroes are beings with super-human powers, seemingly invincible. However, they seem to need LOVE more than any of us. Often they live impossible, unfulfilling and tormented love stories which sometimes turn into toxic relationships with people who ignore their real identity or stimulate the superheroes' dark side. This is because almost each and every superhero had an unhappy childhood, a scar that shaped their personality in one way or the other and, more important, has made them particularly sensitive to a specific type of partner...
Performances
Date | Time | Venue |
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13th Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
14th Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
15th Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
16th Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
17th Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
18th Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
20th Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
21st Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
22nd Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
23rd Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
24th Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |
25th Aug 2012 | 16:35 | theSpace on North Bridge |