“Wheel”: A moving Children’s play champions Accessibility and Inclusion
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Vigilant, Italy – On Sunday, december 14th, 2025, at 5:00 pm, the Club The Towers will host a special performance of “Wheel,” a children’s theater production created by the Magnificent Wandering Theatre. This heartwarming show promises an engaging and thought-provoking experience for young audiences.
The Story of Rotellina
“Wheel” centers around Rotellina, a vibrant and playful child who, like many others, enjoys laughter and games. Though, Rotellina faces a unique challenge: she uses four wheels to get around and is unable to access her local school due to its inaccessible design. The play beautifully illustrates the barriers faced by individuals wiht mobility impairments and the importance of creating inclusive environments.
The narrative takes a hopeful turn when Rotellina connects with a group of supportive friends. Together, they embark on a mission to advocate for change – by writing a letter to the mayor to address the issue of accessibility.The play leaves audiences wondering: will their efforts be successful?
A Play with a Powerful Message
“Rotellina” is specifically designed for children aged 5 and up. Through a blend of games, music, and poetic storytelling, the play powerfully conveys the importance of eliminating architectural barriers to ensure full equality for all.It also highlights the profound value of friendship and collaboration in championing the rights of everyone in the community.
About the Magnificent Wandering Theatre
Founded in Bologna in 2011, the Magnifico Teatrino Errante (Magnificent wandering Theatre) evolved into a Social Promotion Association in 2016. The group’s work focuses on providing theatrical training and producing performances that address critical social, civil, and environmental issues.
What sets this theatre company apart is its inclusive approach. The group is comprised of both actors and non-actors, with and without disabilities. They firmly believe that valuing each individual and prioritizing the quality and substance of their productions are essential for delivering a genuine message of integration and understanding.
“Wheel” is more than just a play; it’s a call to action, a celebration of diversity, and a reminder that a more inclusive world is within reach.
