La Traviata by Ferzan Ozpetek, the Orestea by Luca De Fusco, shows by Sabina Guzzanti and Tato Russo among the best staged in Naples in November 2015
In Naples the , it is an art that is always alive, a flame that is always burning. This is demonstrated by the many shows that every month animate the stages of the theaters of our city, enriching our artistic and cultural heritage. Napolike suggests you, even for the month of November 2015, the best shows on stage in Naples for the genre Prose, opera and ballet.
Do not miss: directed by Ferzan Ozpetek de La Traviata, staged at the Teatro San Carlo, theOrestea by Luca De Fusco at the Mercadante Theater, e Sabina Guzzanti at the Bellini Theater with his How we came out of it. And, again, Mimmo Borrelli, two works by Pirandello, Luciano Melchionna and many other theatrical performances not to be missed!
Augustan theater
The late Mattia Pascal
Tato Russo brings to the stage an intense and engaging representation of the famous opera by Luigi Pirandello The late Mattia Pascal. On a journey in search of one's true identity, among the intrigues of a life multiplied perhaps indefinitely that prevents us from understanding who we really are, between conventions and compromises.
Date: from 12 to 15 November 2015; from the 2 to the 6 December 2015
Price tickets: from 20 to 30 euros
Information on schedules and tickets on the show Fu Mattia Pascal
Teatro Diana
The price
Two brothers meet again after a few years from the death of their father, who suffered the crisis of 29 in the United States, to vacate one of his apartments where the furniture and objects have been accumulated. A broker will set the price and from here will emerge misunderstandings and lies that the fear of the sudden loss of well-being can exert on those struggling in the crisis. From a text by Arthur Miller, with Umberto Orsini, directed by Massimo Popolizio.
Date: from 11 to 22 November 2015
Price tickets: from 20 to 33 euros
Information on schedules and tickets on the show The price
Teatro Bellini
Henry IV
Franco Branciaroli directs and interprets one of the most important works by Luigi Pirandello: Henry IV. A still current text that investigates the themes most dear to the Sicilian author: madness and the fleeting boundary between reality and fiction.
Date: from 10 to 15 November 2015
Price tickets: from 12 to 28 euros
Information on schedules and tickets on the show Henry IV
I give you my death Veronika
The director Antonio Latella is inspired by the cinematographic work of Rainer Werner Fassbinder to continue his analysis in the female universe. During the show, other female figures will emerge as protagonists of Fassbinder's cinema. Women who, all together, will ideally constitute a single work.
Date: from the 18 22 2015 November
Price tickets: from 12 to 28 euros
Information on schedules and tickets on the show I give you my death Veronika
How we came out of it
Sabina Guzzanti brings his new show to the Bellini theater in Naples. A social satire on the period from 1990 to 2041, known to all as “the century of shit”. A woman, SabnaQƒ2, takes the stage to deliver the celebratory speech on the end of the darkest historical period that humanity has ever faced, so that the memory of what happened in those terrible years is not lost and the danger that history can repeat itself.
Date: 27 and 28 2015 November
Price tickets: from 15 to 28 euros
Information on schedules and tickets on the show How we came out of it
Little Bellini
Millesimi - A palace intrigue
A meeting is taking place in a prestigious condominium to solve a serious problem: a surveyor of the municipality will have to carry out an expert opinion on one of the roof terraces. And since in recent years illegal terraces and even an equipped roof garden for a b & b have been built on the upper floors, the inspection must be avoided in any way. A "black" comedy that leads to a bitter smile, between surreal dialogues and characters who embody selfish impulses and aspects of "various inhumanity".
Date: from 10 to 15 November 2015
Price tickets: 15 €
Information on schedules and tickets on the show thousandths
Teatro Mercadante
Orestea
The famous trilogy of Aeschylus, the only one that has survived to the present day, whose roots lie in the mythical tradition of ancient Greece, staged at the Mercadante Theater in Naples under the direction of Luca De Fusco. Three episodes (Agamemnon, Coefore, Eumenides), which tell of the murder of Agamemnon by his wife Clitemnestra, the revenge of their son Orestes who kills his mother, the persecution of matricide by the Erinni and his final acquittal by the court of the Areopagus.
Date: from 24 November to 20 December 2015
Price tickets: from 9,50 to 29 euro
Information on schedules and tickets on the show Orestea
San Ferdinando Theater
Spaccanapoli times
Ruggero Cappuccio directs a disruptive comic machine that crosses the human landscape of today's Italy with unscrupulous speed. The story is set in a contemporary Naples, seen as a detonator of the ethical crisis that invests our age, and has as protagonists four brothers struggling with globalizing modernism from which the family feels excluded.
Date: from the 4 22 2015 November
Price tickets: from 9,50 to 29 euro
Information on schedules and tickets on the show Spaccanapoli Times
New Theatre
Napucalisse
Mimmo Borrelli he brings his story to the Teatro Nuovo Napucalisse, already included in the project "Dedications to the city of Naples" during the Naples Theater Festival. It is the story of the loved and hated Vesuvio, a dormant volcano that dreams of constant danger, but is destined to wake up. Because Vesuvius / Lucifer is Naples itself, a land born of fire and the devil ...
Date: from 11 to 15 November 2015
Price tickets: from 10 to 25 euros
Information on schedules and tickets on the show Napucalisse
Love for absent things
Luciano Melchionna brings the show previewed at the Benevento Città Spettacolo to the Teatro Nuovo in Naples. An unsettling text that speaks of love and freedom, an exhilarating, merciless autopsy of feelings.
Date: from 27 to 29 November 2015
Price tickets: from 10 to 25 euros
Information on schedules and tickets on the show Love for absent things
Teatro San Carlo
La Traviata
Ferzan Ozpetek bring his Traviata for the second time at the Massimo Partenopeo, after the inauguration in 2012. The famous opera set to music by Giuseppe Verdi was moved in 1910, to an oriental Paris full of charm, thanks to the majestic scenography of the Oscar Prize Dante Ferretti.
Date: from 27 to 29 November 2015
Price tickets: from 30 to 150 euro
Information on schedules and tickets on the show La Traviata
