Allestisco

Allestisco is the first-person singular present indicative of the Italian verb allestire. The verb means to arrange, set up, stage, or organize something, especially a space, an event, or a display. It is used in theater, exhibitions, concerts, and other events to describe the act of preparing the setting or arrangement. The form allestisco is transitive and requires a direct object; common objects include una mostra (an exhibition), un palco (a stage), or un allestimento (an installation).

Conjugation of the present indicative: io allestisco; tu allestisci; lui/lei allestisce; noi allestiamo; voi allestite; loro allestiscono.

Examples: Io allestisco una mostra; Lei allestisce l’allestimento scenico; Stanno allestendo gli stand per la fiera.

Related terms include allestimento (the arrangement or setup), allestitore (the person who stages or installs settings), and the infinitive allestire from which the form derives.

Usage notes: Allestisco is a common verb in professional settings like museography, event planning, theater production, and museum curation. It should not be confused with a proper noun; there is no widely used place or organization named Allestisco.