Review on Shakespeare at the Teatro Sancarluccio with the whole world is stage
A theatrical review of five performances of and around Shakespeare, to celebrate the 450 years since its birth
Il New Teatro Sancarluccio of Naples will host a review of the most beloved playwright and theater master of all time, William Shakespeare. The theatrical kermesse The whole world is stage, will include five shows around Shakespeare that will be held from 21 to 25 May at 21, in the theater of via Sa Pasquale in Chiaia.
The name chosen for the review refers to one of the most famous Shakespearean quotes: “The whole world is a theater and all men and women are but actors: they have their exits and their entrances; and the same person, in his life, represents different parts ", now immortal, as well as the Stratford-Upon-Avon maestro's own theater.
The whole world is stage and the only event organized in Naples, by the Nextra Study Center and the Ass. Cult.le Extravagantes, to pay homage the 450 years since the birth of Shakespeare, and will offer the public an observatory on five different ways of doing theater according to the Bard's poetics.
William Shakespeare he is, in fact, considered the most important theater author in the world, whose theatrical texts are still staged, filmed and represented through various expressive means, just to confirm his eternal contemporaneity.
The review The whole world is stage has scheduled five shows "by and around Shakespeare", in which sonnets and pieces of Shakespearean dramaturgy will alternate, and where he will delve deeply into the characters he made immortal, such as Hamlet, Othello and Richard III.
Program of the whole world is stage:
Wednesday 21 May 2014 21 hours: 00
Shakespeare is Love - The relationship between man & love in Shakespeare and with Shakespeare
A show-concert by Fabio Pisano
With Ciro Zangaro, Titti Nuzzolese, Edoardo Sorgente and Valerio Gargiulo
Director Fabio Pisano
It is an unmissable event to remember the 450 years of William Shakespeare, between the poetry, the monologues and the most significant dialogues of the artistic-literary path of this immense theatrical author. His will be retraced tragedy, her comedies, extrapolating monologues that have amused and moved the audience of all ages, rereading his own sonnets and listening to i dialogues more beautiful than his plays. To accompany the prose and verses, the live sound of a harp. All this for an hour of theater and a dutiful homage to Shakespeare, and to his immense masterpieces.
Thursday 22 May 2014 21 hours: 00
Mediterranean Events Association
Ofelia and the others
Scenic elaboration of Cinzia Mirabella
with Alessandra D 'Ambrosio, Cinzia Mirabella
The show poses reflections on one of the most thorny and paradoxical themes of the Elizabethan theater, that is the "physical" exclusion of women from the theatrical scene. A practice that led male actors to pretend to be females, allowing the theater to rise to one of its most cathartic functions, such as allowing males to represent the other they fear and desire most: the woman. They will then be analyzed, even in an ironic way, all the most significant heroines of the Shakespearean theater.
Friday 23 May 2014 21 hours
CrascTeatrodiResearch in collaboration with ArtgarageTeatro
Francischiello, an Amleto king of Naples
A Shakespearean study by and with Carmine Borrino with music by Lino Cannavacciuolo
Sound design Flower Carpenters Assistant director Laura Angulo Diaz Technical director Stefano Scotto Di Luzio Production assistant Fabrizio Vezzi Organization Veronica Grossi
The figure of Francesco II of Bourbon it overlaps and merges with the "ghostly" one of Hamlet, young prince of Denmark. THE'Hamlet Shakespeare here is a pre-text to tell what happened at the court of Naples in the summer of 1860, underlining the many aspects in common: the being and not being of St. Augustine, of which Francis II was a great connoisseur; the betrayal suffered by a cousin; the hesitant action / reaction to betrayal and revenge; the young-king relationship with his deceased father remembered and recognized as a very good sovereign; the ambiguous relationship of love and devotion between Francis II and Maria Sofia, like Hamlet and the young Ophelia ..
Saturday 24 May 2014 21 hours: 00
Othello
by William Shakespeare
Adaptation and direction by Andrea Cioffi
with (in oa) Valentina Badaracco, Daniela Camera, Andrea Cioffi, Alex Marano, Daniele Pitari, Alessio Praticò, Valerio Puppo, Papi Touré. Music by Lele Pontoni Musical performances by Lele Pontoni and Andrea Savoia
“Making the director's notes of Otello seems a bit like doing the didactic critique of the Bible. You risk putting your tongue in the sacred. To become blasphemous. My wish, moreover, is that everyone feel deeply touched as I am in contact with this comedy. Yes, a comedy. Venice. One in love and another in love. The first is reciprocated by the young woman in love with him; the second, foolish, is not loved. A clever servant of the two masters, against the naive servant, pursues his own goals. The lover loses her handkerchief, a token of love, the servant finds it and gives it to the servant she loves, he gives it to the honest servant and the blame falls on him. And then there are Old Men, Doctors and Braggart Captains. A comedy. In all respects a plot of commedia dell'arte, more than anything else ".
Sunday 25 May 2014 21 hours: 00
Experimenta Theater
Prelude to the tragedy of King Richard III by William Shakespeare
dramaturgy and direction Riccardo De Luca
with Roberto Azzurro, Riccardo De Luca, Annalisa Renzulli, Francesca Rondinella, Salvatore Veneruso
assistant director Roberta De Pasquale, Michele Romano
costumes, scenes, organization Roberta De Pasquale
and with the apparent presence of Antonio Mocciola
“Prelude to the historical Richard III. Historical prelude to the story of Richard III. Prelude to what our future Richard III will be. Riccardo mirror of men: whose most passionate desire is POWER, which is acquired without human yielding, with absolute DETERMINATION. To get to the ultimate, sublime grace: FUN. The ability to carry out their atrocities, the blood races, the unrepeatable filth, having fun. The only enemy: the dances of zanni and ghosts that surround us from our conscience ”.
About the review on William Shakespeare
When: from 21 to 25 May 2014
Price tickets: 12 €
Where: New San Carluccio Theater, via San Pasquale to Chiaia 49, Naples