At the Stufe di Nerone in Bacoli, fascinating evenings of theater on the water, among migrants, Chekhov and Shakespeare
For four consecutive Sundays at the Stufe di Nerone in Bacoli, on 7, 14, 21 and 28 July, the eighth edition of the review is held Drifting Theater (the theater on the raft), designed by Ernesto Colutta and Giovanni Meola, who signed his artistic direction for the seventh year in a row.
It is a theatrical review unique on the Italian scene and also on a fixed date in the Phlegraean area. The program has a strong impact and, as he uses to say, alternative.
Its salient feature is that the shows go on stage on a raft floating on the water; it is a structure built to the need and placed inside the circular lake of the Stufe di Nerone.
The highly evocative scenario, the distance from the chaos of the city, the "nautical" nature of the stage space, all contribute to the success of this review, so much so that the audience increases year after year.
The program of the Teatro alla Deriva
14 July
Nabil's journey
by Daniele Virgillito - reduction Fabio Pisano
directed by Stefano Amatucci
with Ivan Boragine, Rosario D'Angelo, Francesco Manisi, Gianluca Pugliese
Inspired by a poem in verse, the pièce is a 'small contemporary Odyssey'. He tells of Nabil's journey on a boat to Sicily, to find his girlfriend.
July 21
Three. The Prozorov sisters
from the 'Three Sisters' by Anton Chekhov
adaptation and direction by Giovanni Meola
with Roberta Astuti, Sara Missaglia, Chiara Vitiello
Facing Chekhov is never easy. Especially for what he does not write, but suggests.
July 28
Ammore is not ammore
30 Shakespeare sonnets betrayed / translated by Dario Jacobelli
of and with | Lino Musella, and with Marco Vidino (chordophones | percussion)
The sonnets of the bardo in the Neapolitan language. The betrayal of a lover.
