Live on stage

Through Be Water Live, we explore the world of on-stage performances, creating shows that combine culture and social analysis. Our events are inspired by the same passion for storytelling that characterizes all our products, but are also enriched by the unique, immersive experience of live performances.

Anni Settanta. Terrore e diritti (The Seventies. Terror and Rights) is a project by Mario Calabresi; a theatrical event directed by Bruno Fornasari that recounts the decade of the 1970s in Italy through storytelling and images. Calabresi, with Benedetta Tobagi and Sara Poma, wants to explore the most tragic but also the most fruitful decade in the history of the Italian Republic, reaching a young audience and beyond.

Cecilia Sala takes us on a journey through the stories of contemporary Iran. From house clandestine parties to protests in the streets, from guerrilla warfare in universities to words stifled behind the bars of Evin prison. A powerful portrait of a country in limbo and of the angry generation that inhabits it. In a dialogue between words and music, a piece that is reportage, memory, and discovery.

The Chora and Will festivals—such as Future4Cities, Volume, and Chora & Will Days—are unique experiences where our communities can meet in person to listen, share emotions, and exchange ideas. Each event revolves around a key theme of our time: the cities of the future, stories that change the world, rights, information, climate, social justice, and many more. Talks, performances, live podcasts, and immersive experiences intertwine to create spaces for reflection and the creation of new visions. Not just festivals, but moments of genuine connection between those who believe in the power of ideas and the beauty of storytelling.