Claudio Bisio at the Bellini Theater with Father and Son

Father and Son with Claudio Bisio at the Bellini Theater in Naples. A mocking and tender monologue on the relationship between father and son

Claudio Bisio leads to Bellini Theater of Naples his show Father and Son, a profound and ironic monologue that tells the story complicated relationship between father and son, with a comic and tragic language, painful and tender.

To inspire the story of Bisio, directed by the director Giorgio Gallione, two texts by Michele Serra, The lying downi, and some extracts of his Breviary comic, both characterized by an extraordinary comic and ethical, emotional and theatrical potential.

The result is a sort of confession in the mirror, cathartic for this father so libertarian, intelligent, curious, available, "otherwise young", who also fails to establish the dialogue he would like with his son.

The result is a sincere and mocking reflection on two generations, the current ones, compared: a society of "after-fathers", inconclusive and neurotic educators, and of children who prefer to hide in their sweatshirts, sink into their sofas, surrounded and protected from their technological prostheses, rejecting or despising dialogue.

On stage only Claudio Bisio, in the role of “A father who flounders in search of a dialogue with his son, a digital native. On stage the son is not present but is constantly "evoked" ".

A show that reflects the idea of Gallione and Bisio of “Non-trivial theater, which makes you think, maybe even creates a bit of controversy that knows how to entertain and address a wide audience”.