Tomorrow (10 May) at 9pm, atVincenzo Da Massa Carrara Auditorium of Porcari, la La Combriccola Company will stage I would build a monument to it comedy in light Lucchese vernacular by Marco Nicolosi.
Removed from the squares and segregated in a warehouse for a series of reasons that are grotesque to say the least, the most famous statues of Lucca risk being sold to Germany and to get out of the bind they must find a solution between lively dialogues and unlikely strategies.
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In short, saints and viveurs, noblewomen and commoners, forced to coexist in a few square meters in an alternation of twists and turns and disturbed by a ‘misunderstood’ Egyptian mummy destined for Egyptian Museum of Turin and mistakenly ended up in the Tuscan museum warehouse.
They won’t be missed funny jokes and situations nor the historic rivalry with the Pisan cousins.
With, in alphabetical order, Maurizio Allegrini, Serena Celli, Stefano Cesaretti, Roberta Chiocchi, Davide Giannelli, Marco Nicolosi, Barbara Ricci, Mauro Ridolfi, Barbara Salvetti, Luca Sargenti, Rita Tamburello, Paolo Udoni. Text and direction by Marco Nicolosi.
The entrance ticket costs 8 euros (reduced, for children up to 14 years and people over 65, 6 euros). For information and reservations, you can contact Donatella at 339.1513338 or Rita at 320-6320032 or write to the email address [email protected].
All the programs of the theater shows and festivals organized by Fita Lucca can be consulted on the Facebook page @fitalucca.
The Vincenzo Da Massa Carrara Auditorium is located in Via Roma 121 in Porcari.
