Misery and Nobility at the San Ferdinando Theater of Naples [Review]

A splendid show that will immerse you in the spirit of Naples of the most classic and beloved theater.

Only one long act, contrary to the three in the original work, accompanied us in this immersion in Neapolitanism by Arturo Cirilloand an Misery and Nobility which breaks the dogma of the film version, returning to the track of the purity of representation.

With an exceptional cast, Cirillo manages to be more than a faithful narrator of the work, but a determined and passionate lover who is forgiven without delay the confidence of a few cuts.

Hunger strikes the work for its entire duration, without however weighing down the climate. Hilarity and joy will accompany you with pleasure without ever sacrificing the tone of the work. Really exquisite.

Until January 8th you will be able to be accompanied in the Napoli more historical and true, between the miserable house of six desperate souls in search of a way to get to tomorrow, and the majestic villa of the chef Semmolone, lucky heir of the old master.

An unfortunate series of accidents and accidents will lead to the birth of numerous vicissitudes that will test the cunning and creativity of the protagonists.

The costumes and sets are also excellent, with extravagance points that never spoil the harmony of the whole.

A work that you can enjoy until January XNUMX and that, if you allow the writer to unbalance, we feel warmly to advise you without delay.

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