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Awed, Dadda, and Dose at the Theater

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December 7, 2026 / Verona

After the success of the first three editions of “Esperienze D. M.” with over two hundred shows in theaters across Italy, Simone Paciello, Daniel D’addetta, and Riccardo Dose, known as Awed, Dadda, and Dose, return to the Teatro Nuovo in Verona with a new project.

As always, their strength lies in improvisation and the ability to engage the audience, which will be the backbone of the new show, with one certainty: two hours of guaranteed fun, so:
Abandon all experience, ye who enter here!

Paraphrasing one of the most popular phrases ever written in the history of literature, the title of the new show by Awed, Dadda, and Dose is born.
The famous line from canto III of Dante Alighieri's Inferno, written on the gate of Hell, indicates the definitive abandonment of all hope for the damned souls who cross the threshold of the theater instead of Hell, marking the beginning not so much of pain but, in this case, of eternal fun.

The line from Dante, used here in an ironic and playful sense to portray difficult situations or dead ends. Hell, Paradise, and Purgatory will intersect with everyday life in the stories presented on stage.

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