The season of the Diego Fabbri Theater in Forlì ended recently, but for fans of stage shows it is never too early to think about the next one. Today, in fact, the ticket office in Corso Diaz 38/1 will be open continuously from 10am to 6pm for the start of the pre-sale of tickets for non-subscription shows of the 2024/25 season. After an initial phase in which tickets could be purchased with pre-emption by season ticket holders, advance sales will now be open to everyone.
Another good news for theater enthusiasts: due to the great public response, a third performance of Teresa Mannino’s show has been added to the already announced dates of 5 and 6 November, which will also be staged on Thursday 7 November. It will be the famous Sicilian comedian who will inaugurate Fabbri’s major non-subscription events with the show ‘The jaguar looks at me askance’, in which the actress will range from childhood stories to the difficult relationship with waiting; the underlying theme of the story will be desire, vital amazement that ignites dreams, sets hearts on fire and frees movement.
On Saturday 21 December at 9pm and Sunday 22 December at 4pm the Compagnia della Rancia will arrive at Diego Fabbri with ‘Grease!’, the iconic musical here directed by Saverio Marconi. More musicals on Saturday 25 January, at 9pm, together with Arturo Brachetti, the multifaceted protagonist of the irreverent, spicy, spectacular and fun ‘Cabaret’. The story is based on the autobiographical novel Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood. Berlin is told as it was in reality, with its cabarets, the frenetic nightlife, the incredible artistic currents that made it the melting pot of artists, free thinkers and ordinary people, most of whom were unaware of the advent of Nazism.
Luca Argentero, already scheduled to have a subscription for the Moderno show, will then hold a second non-subscription performance, on Friday 21 February, of his show ‘Is this the life I dreamed of as a child?’ in which he tells the stories of great figures with extraordinary lives who have had a profound impact on society, history and their discipline: Luisin Malabrocca, Walter Bonatti and Alberto Tomba, three sportsmen who have made various generations of Italians dream, cheer, laugh and move .
After the first day scheduled for today, the presale of tickets will resume from next Tuesday with these days and times: from Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 1pm and from 4pm to 6pm. In the months of July and August the ticket office will be open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 1pm, not in the afternoon. Online ticket sales will also start from tomorrow through the Vivaticket service.
From next Tuesday it will also be possible to book your place at the aforementioned non-subscription shows by telephone on 0543.26355, from Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 1pm and from 4pm to 6pm. In the months of July and August, telephone reservations they will be open from Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 1pm.
On the same days and times, pre-sales of tickets for the comedy, musical and family shows of the Teatro Diego Fabbri Estate series scheduled at the Rocca di Caterina Sforza will also continue (info: 0543 26355 – www.accademiaperduta.it).
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