Slava's Snowshow on stage at the Bellini Theater in Naples

Let yourself be enchanted by the magic of the visual theater of the most famous clown in the world with Slava's Snowshow!

From the 14 23 2014 March will come to the Bellini theater of Naples a magical and extraordinary show-event, fascinating and poetic, that will enchant the eyes of spectators of all ages.

Slava's Snowshow it's a performance created by Russian Glory, the most famous clown in the world, who since childhood has cultivated a passion for creating and inventing incredible things, such as tree houses and small towns made of snow. Influenced by great artists such as Chaplin, Marcel Marceau, Engibarov and thanks also to his innate talent, Glory he founded a company in 1979 and still today has the merit of having given new value to the role of the clown, extrapolating it from the circus world and taking it to the streets first and then to the largest theaters in the world.

A scene from the Slava's Snowshow show at the Bellini Theater in Naples

His shows consist of sketches that combine the comic verve of the clown with the magic of visual theater, which he has spread all over the world thanks to Cirque du Soleil, with which he has collaborated several times and where excerpts from his Slava's Snowshow are still present.

Slava's Snowshow is a unique show that includes the gags and the sketches most famous of his repertoire and which represents a real triumph so much so that he won the Time Out Award and the Olivier Award in London for best show during one of the many sold out performances at the Old Vic.

The merit of this incredible show lies in bringing on stage for the first time clowning and magic, considered today a classic of the theater of the twentieth century.

a ritual magical and festive ritual built on the basis of images and images movements, about games and fantasies, which are the creations common to the public and to the people of the theater, is a theater that is born inexorably from dreams and fairy tales; - It is a theater full of hopes and dreams, of desires and nostalgia, of shortcomings and disappointments; it is a constantly changing theater that feeds on spontaneous improvisation in scrupulous respect for tradition