Terrible mourning for Elena Sofia Ricci who in these hours gave her last farewell to a loved one: the actress shows herself exhausted on social media.
For the general public Elena Sofia Ricci is best known for her latest work in Che Dio Ci Aiuti. The actress recently decided to leave the series, but still today in many hope for his unexpected return. Francesca Chillemi gave some indiscretions about it and decided to reveal the whole truth in a recent interview. What is certain is that Ricci left the successful Rai production precisely because it occupied too much of her time.
His farewell opened the doors to the leading role for Francesca Chillemi. According to the latter’s previews, however, Sister Angela could return. In fact, the actress will almost certainly be in some episode and the confirmation came via a post in which the two actresses appear together. Now though for Elena Sofia Ricci it is certainly not a simple moment. In fact, in these hours the farewell has arrived to the one who was a true master for her.
Elena Sofia Ricci, farewell on Instagram: “I will always carry you in my soul”
The world of theatre, in the last hours, he was orphaned by the maestro Armando Pugliese. The sad news was announced by his colleague and friend Elena Sofia Ricci, who often collaborated with him and wanted to dedicate a touching tribute to him on social media. The actress expressed her pain through a message in which she gave her final farewell shared with her followers.
“I can not believe it! You finally did it! You have been my teacher… my father… my friend… all my life. A gift to have met you,” he wrote. He then added: “It will be difficult without you. But I will carry you in my soul forever! Thanks my Armando! From today all theater is orphaned“. Ricci’s words deeply touched the public, prompting numerous messages of condolence and solidarity.
Armando Pugliese’s theatrical career began in the 1960s. After being a student of Orazio Costa and Luca Ronconi at the Silvio D’Amico Academy of Dramatic Art, Pugliese collaborated with them in the staging of Orlando Furioso. However he was his meeting with Eduardo De Filippo to profoundly mark his artistic path, allowing him to assimilate precious teachings both in life and in work.
Between 1970 and 1980, Pugliese worked as a director for the Cooperativa Teatro Libero, staging numerous successful shows. Between these stand out “The Baron in the Trees”, based on the novel by Italo Calvino, and “Masaniello”, written in collaboration with Elvio Porta. The latter became one of the most representative shows of his career, also performed in other theaters in the following years.
Armando Pugliese leaves an indelible mark on the world of Italian theatre. His ability to combine tradition and innovation, combined with his passion for dramaturgy, he influenced numerous artists and colleagues. His artistic legacy will live on through his works and the inspiration he provided to many generations of actors and directors.
