Women in Hart in Naples: the theater festival dedicated to women

In March the Women's Day falls and the new Cinema Hart in Naples offers a theatrical review on the female world!

Inaugurated at the end of the past year, the Hart Cinema represents a unique reality in the Neapolitan film world: the shows can be followed comfortably seated, or lying down, on triple beds, sofas and ample armchairs. The restaurant has already planned many events of great interest: not only film, but also live music, theater and readings.

In the month of March 2016 it's the turn of "Women in Hart"a theatrical review to celebrate women and their world: protagonists of the shows, in fact, will be some of the most known and talented actresses who tread the stages of Naples, such as Marialuisa Firpo, Daniela Cenciotti and Lalla Esposito.

The shows will be held every Wednesday of the month of March. You can also try the cuisine of theHart Bistrot with rustic cutting board, glass of wine and pistachio cannolino.

Program

Wednesday 9 March | 'Concerto Blu' with Lalla Esposito
A journey through the poetics and innovative music of the great Domenico Modugno, with theater, songs and rereadings of passages taken from his personal diary.
Wednesday March 16 2016
h 21.30 | 'Bad' with Daniela Cenciotti
The show is a 'psychoanalytic' focus on fears, joys, encounters of middle-aged women who show the public the many sides of the female personality.
Wednesday March 23 2016
h 21.30 | 'Viva la Vida'. Tribute to Frida Kahlo with Marialuisa Firpo
Viva la Vida is the title of Frida Kahlo's latest painting, and this show is a tribute to the Mexican artist who made women of all ages dream and identify with. It is suggested to bring the dance dress on the theme, as in the magical atmosphere of a dance hall of the 30s it will be possible to let loose on the overwhelming Latin rhythms of tango, mambo and cha cha cha.
Wednesday March 30 2016
h 21.30 | 'You, Kurt Weill'. The woman in Weill's music with Patrizia Spinosi
A performance that celebrates the female characters of Kurt Weill, the undisputed master of expressionism in music. Strong and seductive women, who hide behind the veil of attraction the deep desire to break down class differences through social struggle.