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La Prima Rivista Gratuita Sugli Eventi Di Varese E Provincia LA PRIMA RIVISTA GRATUITA SUGLI EVENTI DI VARESE E PROVINCIA POWERED BY cocktail lounge music bar cavedium Via Cavallotti, 9 - Varese www.facebook.com/cavedium italia editoriale di Vincenzo Morreale Questo è il primo dicembre di Viva! Varese prendere in giro il barista, farsi prendere in Magazine: un mese importante, che chiude giro dal barista, comprare un libro che vi un anno e ne apre uno tutto nuovo. Anche abbiamo consigliato, consigliarci un libro se vi teniamo compagnia soltanto dal mese da recensire, andare a visitare le mostre, di marzo, in queste poche righe sento di conoscere nuova gente alle mostre, lasciare voler fare un primo bilancio di tutto questo Viva! sul cruscotto della macchina sempre a tempo trascorso insieme. portata di mano, fotografare una macchina Sono piacevolmente stupito e soddisfatto a caso in un parcheggio a caso che ha Viva! di come, in così poco tempo, Varese e la sua pronta per essere consultata sul cruscotto, provincia siano entrate in simbiosi con noi, aggiungere Viva! al vostro profilo di Fb, ag- con i loro colori, la loro musica, e con tutte giungere gli amici di Viva! al vostro profilo le persone che abbiamo conosciuto e che di Fb, andare ogni sera in una città diversa, hanno stretto un legame sempre più forte visitare ogni sera un luogo diverso della con la nostra redazione. vostra città, girare pagina, rileggere questo Tutto ciò, oltre che a regalarci grandi emozi- editoriale da capo. oni, ci ha regalato il dover triplicare in poco tempo la tiratura del magazine, e non mi sembra davvero poco. Penso comunque che il vero fenomeno sia la simbiosi che si è creata fra voi lettori, che ha abbattuto le barriere immaginarie delle città, facendovi scoprire luoghi e persone così tanto lontano da voi che erano proprio dietro l'angolo. È proprio vero: le città sono le persone che le abitano: se passeggi per strada e osservi le case, guardi attraverso le finestre o ti soffermi sui balconi, stai osservando delle scelte, stai capendo qualcosa sulla gente che ti circonda. Mettere un fiore rosso piuttosto che gi- allo, piuttosto che nulla, sorridere se ci si incontra per strada, dire spesso “grazie”, presentarsi agli amici dei tuoi amici, pre- sentare i tuoi amici agli altri tuoi amici, bal- lare ai concerti, conoscere gente ai concerti, viva! mag #9 3 varese e provincia | dicembre 2010 sommario #9 editore collaboratori agenda Varese Media-Soc. Coop Laura Orlandi Via Cairoli, 5 [email protected] 6 21100 Varese Laura De Bernardi redazione [email protected] musica Viva!Varese Magazine Gianfranco Fuoco live e approfondimenti Via Monte nero, 52 Riccardo Marsilio 21040 Jerago - Va - Gloria Maurizi 22 Stefano “Monty” direttore Montesano responsabile Samuela Iaconis Giuseppe Morreale notte Ilaria Pamio direttore Federica Pamio 30 Vincenzo Morreale Chiara Golemme [email protected] Michela Fauda cultura grafica Cristina Piazza arte_libri_poesia Erika Baggini Yuri Gamberoni Gaia Daverio Giorgia “Where is Josh” 34 [email protected] viva! varese La redazione non si assume magazine umorismo nessuna responsabilità Registrazione del le faremo sapere in caso di cambiamenti tribunale di Varese degli eventi segnalati 44 n° 5/2010 tiratura 8.000 copie vuoi segnalare un evento? moda Scrivi a: [email protected] 46 contatti redazione e pubblicità www.vivamag.it www.myspace.com/vivamagvarese www.facebook.com/vivamag fumetti www.twitter.com/vivamagvarese 49 +39 329 0170561 stampa Tipografia Josca via Tagliamento, 10 fotografia 21100 Varese 54 0332 261648 Alcuni giornalisti e collaboratori scrivono e operano territorio in forma gratuita sulla rivista. Tutti i diritti riservati. fotografia_panchinando I punti di vista espressi non sono necessariamente quelli dell’editore. L’editore non si assume responsabilità 57 per eventuali errori ed omissioni relativi alla pubblicità. Nessuna parte della pubblicazione può essere riprodotta salvo consenso esplicito dell’editore La segnalazione degli eventi relativi ai clubs si intendono riservati ai soci. indirizzi 60 viva! mag #9 5 agenda 01mercoledì 02giovedì eat, pray, love le avventure i gatti persiani di R. Murphy di titina e bubu di B. Ghobadi in lingua originale presentazione libro 16.00 | 21.00 16.00 18.00 4 pomeriggio 21.00 0 5 sera 5 | 3.50 studenti villa frua cinema fratello sole cinema teatro nuovo Laveno Mombello Busto Arsizio Varese wednesday chemical music & lottery crazy cocktails ottimi drink coctkail & dj set e stuzzicherie 18.00 18.00 n.d. 0 le privé blackgold Varese Tradate trallallero: 20 fashionite! anni di musica the last station special guest: a colori di M. Hoffman Alex Gaudino evento per i 20 anni di carriera di Riki Cellini 21.00 22.30 21.00 5 n.d. n.d. life discoteca cinema manzoni teatro santuccio Cardano al Campo Busto Arsizio Varese 6 viva! mag #9 eventi di dicembre 03venerdì maurizio immagini t-roosters crozza intorno a un blues | swing | rock in “Fenomeni” pentagramma inaugurazione mostra 21.00 22.00 21.00 19 | 24 | 29 n.d. 0 teatro apollonio revolution pub Varese villa montevecchio Uboldo Samarate flavio oreglio backseat boogie in “Siamo una il trovatore live on stage - boogie massa di ignoranti, di G. Verdi parliamone” 21.00 22.00 21.00 0 32 | 22 ridotto 10 | 15 circolone teatro sociale Legnano teatro v. gassman Busto Arsizio Gallarate valori empathy hemingway spettacolo teatrale concerto rock club musica ed eleganza 21.00 22.30 15 22.30 12 per i soci 0 n.d. con selezione teatro del popolo barabba live music just in Gallarate Gallarate Luino viva! mag #9 7 04sabato lo scafandro davide gianfelice idravlika e la farfalla inaugurazione mostra +mads’playground di J. Schnabel +holy shire 15.00 roch sound 9.30 0 22.00 0 con tessera polo culturale della frera auditorium montanari comunità giovanile Varese Tradate Busto Arsizio the european amur de surell hopes die last saxophone commedia dialettale + mswhite ensemble musica live e dj set 21.00 21.00 n.d. 22.00 10 n.d. nuovo teatro teatro apollonio Cuasso al Monte circolone Varese Legnano ponti, non muri non tutti i presentazione libro blooooding ladri vengono devastation per nuocere 17.00 commedia brillante night death metal e trash 0 21.00 22.00 5 palazzo verbania Luino n.d. teatro auditorium revolution pub Jerago con Orago Uboldo agua band ditegli sempre rock | pop | funky we love ’90 di sì revival ‘90 per di E. De Filippo sconfiggere i ‘70 e ‘80 22.30 21.00 21.30 0 7 n.d. barabba live music auditorium maxibar Gallarate Solbiate Olona Laveno Mombello 8 viva! mag #9 05domenica 06lunedì idravlika o quanti belli trumans water san nikolause +mads’playground colori + to repel ghosts si mangia, si beve, si +holy shire teatro per ragazzi indie canta... tutti insieme! roch sound 16.00 22.00 20.30 6 n.d. n.d. teatro nuovo twiggy club siebter himmel Varese Varese Carnago the christmas s-pera-re show musica live per musical per famiglie promuovere la prevenzione dell'HIV 17.00 28 | 34 | 38 16.00 0 teatro apollonio Varese stazione fs Gallarate yuja wang concerto di pianoforte iori's eyes postfolk, elettronica 20.30 22.00 20 0 salone estense Varese circolone Legnano renato villa inaugurazione mostra 18.00 n.d. nuovo teatro Cuasso al Monte viva! mag #9 9 07martedì 08mercoledì la prima lavori in corso tullio solenghi della scala rock e maurizio micheli in diretta in “Italiani si nasce e noi lo naquimo” 17.00 22.00 21.00 10 0 20 | 25 | 30 8 per i soci il fico d'india Vedano Olona teatro apollonio sala garden Varese Gavirate Brigitte e concerto gospel Father&Sons Blues filmstudio ‘90 Band settimana celebrativa live music 21.00 per i 20 anni di attività 0 22.00 16.00 con tessera “Porco Rosso” chiesa s.stefano (di Hayao Miyazaki) Laveno Mombello comunità giovanile 18.00 Busto Arsizio “Era la città del il segreto dei cinema” suoi occhi (di Claudio Casazza) di J. J. Campanella 21.00 21.00 forever young house music Prima visione 5 n.d 22.30 cinema san bosco n.d. con selezione sala filmstudio ‘90 Busto Arsizio Varese just in varese bene Luino Maratona film di Carmelo Bene. 20.00 | 4.00 ingresso libero teatrino santuccio Varese 10 viva! mag #9 09giovedì 10venerdì la visita della in corpo di voce nema problema vecchia signora reading di F. Scotto, musica balcanica di F. Dürrenmatt musiche di E. K. Kay 22.00 21.00 21.00 0 10 n.d. circolone cinema teatro nuovo teatrino g. santuccio Legnano Varese Varese laura bono la bella dona flor e i @ zsa zsa addormentata suoi due mariti special guest per il balletto in due atti spettacolo teatrale venerdì trash & dance 21.00 21.00 22.30 23 | 25 23 | 25 0 entro le 23.30 teatro g. pasta teatro g. pasta discoteca zsa zsa Saronno Saronno Varese 14 kilometros la coda hemingway di G. Olivares del gatto club pop | rock | soul musica ed eleganza 16.00 | 21.00 22.30 4 pomeriggio 22.30 5 sera 0 n.d. con selezione cinema fratello sole barabba live music just in Busto Arsizio Gallarate Luino lower dens witche’s brew new wave blues | rock 22.30 22.00 8 con tessera 0 twiggy club revolution pub Varese Uboldo viva! mag #9 11 11sabato el menagramm happy hour & ul mik divertente commedia music selection longobardeath teatrale by Dj Papes hard rock | heavy metal 21.00 18.00 21.00 0 n.d. con tessera oratorio s. luigi lord nelson pub comunità giovanile Samarate Porto Ceresio Busto Arsizio road story canadians + the shakers ciclo “su il sipario” green like july rock ‘n’ roll, beat & surf folk rock 21.00 21.30 22.00 n.d.
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