Dido, reina de Cartago

Queen Dido and a group of loyal followers fled their homeland, the Phoenician city of Tyre, to avoid civil war. Thus began an epic journey that would take them across the Mediterranean in search of a new land to settle, culminating in North Africa. Their wanderings across the seas, the adventures surrounding the founding of Carthage, and their encounter with the Trojan prince Aeneas, himself a fugitive from the destroyed city of Troy and destined to found a new Troy in Latium, immerse us in a story where adventure, passion, love, and betrayal captivate us until the very end. In Dido, Queen of Carthage, we hear the voices of the Phoenicians who accompanied the queen and shared her fate, and also the voices of the Trojans, from whom the Romans considered themselves descended. It is a hymn to collective memory; An inquiry into human feelings and conflicts, into the admiration and love that this exceptional woman, capable of giving everything for her loved ones, was able to awaken.