Amami da Morire - Roberta Bruzzone

Roberta Bruzzone on stage in Loreto

The Palacongressi of Loreto, in the heart of the province of Ancona, hosts one of the most well-known and followed voices in the Italian criminological scene: Roberta Bruzzone, investigative criminologist and forensic psychologist, with her conference-show "Amami da Morire - Anatomy of a Toxic Relationship". An event that brings a format, now a theatrical success, on tour throughout Italy to the Marche region.

Not just a show, but an investigation

"Amami da Morire" is neither a traditional conference nor a classic prose show: it is a conference-show with live original music, produced by Artespettacolo, with direction and performance by Bruzzone herself. The stage transforms into a true investigation room, where the criminologist leads the audience into the dark meanders of a relationship that masquerades as love but hides the face of control, dependence, and manipulation.

The show alternates moments of magnetic seduction and abysses of emotional violence, staging, like an autopsy of the mind, the figure of the pathological narcissist (fascinating, brilliant, predatory) and that of the victim, slowly emptied and annihilated. Inspired by real dynamics and enriched with psychological and criminological content, the event revolves around a crucial question: "If this is love... why does it hurt so much?".

A tool for awareness

Beyond its narrative power, "Amami da Morire" offers a path to awareness. Bruzzone provides the audience with concrete tools to recognize the signs of emotional and psychological violence: manipulation, pathological narcissism, emotional dependence, and control. A highly topical theme addressed with the rigor of someone who has made criminology her profession.

The event in Loreto

The Loreto event is organized by Pro Loco Felix Civitas Lauretana APS, active in the cultural promotion of the Municipality of Loreto, a Marian city famous worldwide for the Sanctuary of the Holy House. The evening takes place at the Palacongressi of Loreto, in Via San Francesco, a venue that regularly hosts major city events. An opportunity to experience in the Marche a theatrical and educational format that is filling theaters across Italy.