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**"THE BANALITY OF GOOD"** **TWELFTH SHOW BY FILIPPO GIARDINA** **When violence fascinates more than peace and dictatorship seduces more than democracy, people suffer, but the comedian laughs, because he knows that in drama lies the deepest root of humor.** **A western population, imprisoned in virtual worlds and intelligences, is preparing to live a crucial phase for the future of civilization with the capricious and childish attitude of a foolish child.** **The idea of community has given way to a pathetic individualism that, to hide its own loneliness, fills its mouth with the first cheap ideal in order to be able to shout to the world that it exists and is on the side of the righteous.** **Meanwhile there is war, but people are too focused on themselves to think of solutions.** **Pragmatism is taken for cynicism and our civilization is heading towards extinction with the smug arrogance of those who know that two plus two equals four and repeat it at every opportunity to feel intelligent.** **All this is the banality of good: a paradoxical journey in a world living a situation so tragic as to make it impossible not to laugh about it.** **For the themes treated and the language used the show is forbidden to minors under 16 years.**