“Playing Memories” at the Chamber of Deputies. The art residency designed by Saint Louis enters the Queen’s Hall of Montecitorio.
The Sala della Regina in Palazzo Montecitorio will host on Wednesday, April 24, at 5 p.m., the presentation of Playing Memories, the docu-series produced by Saint Louis College of Music and distributed on RaiPlay. An important institutional appointment, with the seat of the Italian Parliament serving as the setting for a project born from the encounter between higher artistic and musical education, Italian cultural heritage and public television.
The meeting will be attended by representatives of institutions, high state officials and Rai executives, together with the project’s protagonists: an audience that reflects the symbolic and cultural weight that Playing Memories has been able to assume in the panorama of Italian audiovisual production. Access is by invitation only.
An episode of the series will be broadcast during the session, and the second season will be officially announced, scheduled for release on RaiPlay in May.
Playing Memories is a Rai Contenuti Digitali e Transmediali program, directed by Marcello Ciannamea, conceived by Stefano Mastruzzi, with direction by Claudio Ammendola and authors Roberto Giglio and Paolo Logli. Produced by the Saint Louis College of Music and funded by PNRR, the project was carried out in partnership with the Alfredo Casella Conservatory of L’Aquila, the Fondazione Accademia Teatro alla Scala, RUFA (Rome University of Fine Arts) and ISIA of Rome. Saint Louis
The docu-series chronicles the creative journey of one hundred and twenty young artists-most from Italy’s leading institutions of higher education in art and music, flanked by twenty-four international talents-through eight artistic residencies distributed throughout Italy and sixteen live performances around the world. Saint Louis This is not a talent show, but an individual and collective experience that offers a privileged look at the processes of artistic creation of the new generations, where music, dance, visual art, sculpture, performing arts, painting and photography are intertwined under the sign of Italian cultural heritage.
The first season had premiered in Naples on Oct. 21, 2025, at the 77th edition of the Prix Italia-the Rai’s international competition for broadcasters-and then landed on RaiPlay starting Nov. 5, with narration by Marco Liorni.
