At the Bellini theater comes the magic of non-verbal theater with the Mummenschanz, the musicians of silence
From the 12 to 17 2013 November al Teatro Bellini of Naples it will be possible to exist at an extraordinary show, able to enchant and surprise adults and children, "from six to one hundred and six years": Mummenschanz - The musicians of silenceo. (read the review of the show by Napolike)
The company Mummenschanz, founded in Switzerland 40 years ago, brings on stage shows of visual transformation, where objects in common use, such as tires, fabrics, tubes and other materials, can become, thanks to the magic of the theater, anything before the eyes of the public.
Figures of the most imaginative, playful creatures with a life of their own and that do not let the actors who interpret them alternate on the scene, and without the need for words or music or scenography, tell stories, situations, involving viewers making them laugh at moments of everyday life .
I Mummenschanz They are famous all over the world and have performed in over sixty countries. The company was founded in 1972 by Swiss artists Bernie Schürch e Andres Bossard with Floriana Frassetto, with the aim of staging a typology of non-verbal theater. Their greatest success was recorded on Broadway, where they performed for three consecutive years. After Andres Bossard's death, Mummenschanz has become a non-profit foundation that is committed to spreading the magic and enchantment of theater all over the world that does not use verbal or sound language, making use only of the visual potential, bodily expressiveness and surreal masks of which the actors make use of.
(At the end of the article the promo video of the show)
Information on the show Mummenschanz
When: from the 12 17 2013 November
Price tickets:
- Tuesday: I place 27 euros; II place 23 euro; III place 17 euro
- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: I place 32 euros, reduced 29 euros; II place 27 euro, reduced 24 euro; III place 22 euro; reduced 19 euro
- Saturday and Sunday: I place 37 euros; II place 32 euro; III place 25 euro
Where: Bellini Theater, via Conte di Ruvo 14
