The project featured a theater workshop facilitated by a professional team specializing in Social and Community Theater, culminating in the production of an original performance. Following the SCT methodology, the show’s narrative was not based on a pre-existing script. Instead, the dramaturgy was collaboratively developed, drawing inspiration from the unique perspectives and experiences shared by each participant in the workshop. Specifically, the content of the original show stemmed from interviews conducted by the participants themselves, in collaboration with the Teatro Popolare Europeo and the Social Community Theatre Centre team. Through this process, the young participants gained valuable skills, including active listening, empathetic responding, and the ability to shape narratives for maximum expressive and theatrical impact. These skills empowered them to conduct interviews with their families, peers, and their families.

The theater workshop and the final art event sought to showcase, for the audience (local residents and migrant communities, young people and shopkeepers in the neighborhood, families and associations), the unique stories, lived experiences, and culture of migrant communities permanently settled in the Turin area, especially the Moroccan community.

The SCT program involved a group of second-generation youth (originating from Morocco and Lebanon) aged between 17 and 30, alongside young Italian participants. The SCT workshop also included two trainees from the Advanced SCT School and two from the Basic School.

The families of those participating in the workshop are the indirect target group of the project.