A summer full of work commitments for Claudia Campagnola: the summer tour will also touch the shores of Fiumicino, on 13 July in Fregene with “Lumiere“
A summer full of work commitments is that of Claudia Campagnola: from June to August she will report in
scene the last comedy in which she was the protagonist, “Lumiere”.
It will then re-propose the successful show “Call me Mimi”, signed by Paolo Logli and directed by Norma Martelli who pays homage to the unforgettable Mia Martini.
Among the important events that will see her perform also “At the heart of democracy”, organized in
occasion of the fiftieth social week of the Italian Episcopal Conference, in the presence of
Holy Father Pope Francis, President Mattarella and the highest Italian authorities.
“Lumiere” is a one-act play written by Paolo Logli and directed by Francesco Sala, which sees the actor Blas Roca Rey on stage alongside Campagnola. On June 28th it will stop in Fano, in the suggestive Rocca Malatestiana.
It will then be repeated on Saturday 13 July in the Adventure Park FregeneAMP and on August 27th it will be set up inside
of the Choir Festival.
He will recite two emblematic texts: “The speech to humanity” by Charlie Chaplin and “The war of the bells” by Gianni Rodari.
We talk about those ideals that must, sometimes should, be the model of coexistence to be inspired by. Other prose pieces, written for the event by Paolo Logli, will alternate with moments of music from the orchestra conducted by Maestro Leonardo de Amicis and songs by some of the great artists of Italian music.
FIRST APPOINTMENTS
28 June – Rocca Malatestiana – Fano – Lumiere 9.15pm (Piazzale Malatesta)
4 July – CEI Anniversary – Trieste Piazza Unità d’Italia – 7.15pm
13 July – Fregene – Lumiere
27 August – Fragments of current affairs – Choir Festival (LT) – Lumiere (free entry)
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