The program is immense, the idea fascinating: to animate the places of archaeology through the plots of the show. In a few words: NurArcheo . The festival that from Thursday to July 31 will take center stage among the ancient sites of Baressa, Urzulei, Villagrande Strisaili and Villanovaforru . Year number seventeen for the creature of the Crogiuolo that this season is strengthened by five illustrious names of the national scene: Carlo Cecchi, Iaia Forte, Marco Baliani, Lucilla Giagnoni, Alfonso Santagata . In addition to them also important national and regional companies, emerging young artists, artistic residences and workshops. But let's see together the first most significant dates.
The main nucleus will be concentrated in Villanovaforru with two previews . Thursday, at 9:30 pm, in Pinn'e Maiolu the Muta Imago company presents the regional premiere of “Dopo il diluvio” with and by Claudia Sorace and Riccardo Fazi accompanied by the singing of Sara Bertolucci and the original music of Lorenzo Tomio. Saturday, same place and time, another regional premiere: “Miss Mother” by Teatro del Loto, written by Emilia Agnesa, with Bianca Mastromonaco and Xhuliano Dole.
The festival will officially open on Tuesday 15th at the Villanovaforru Archaeological Museum : at 7:30 pm, “Amori da palco” will be performed with Stefano Ledda, Marta Proietti Orzella, Rossella Faa for the Teatro del Segno. Also on the 15th, at 7:30 pm, in Villagrande Strisaili, S'Arcu 'e is Forros, “Un amore di suora” by Massimiliano Fois will be performed , with Elisabetta Dettori, who is also directing, music by Quirico Solinas for the Teatro d'Inverno. At 8:30 pm, we return to Villanovaforru, at the Genna Maria Museum, with the national premiere of “Canto la guerra e l'uomo” based on the Aeneid by and with Paolo Panaro for the Diaghilev Company. In the evening, still in Villanovaforru, at 9.30 pm, at Pinn'e Maiolu, the Ravenna company Fanny & Alexander will stage the regional premiere of “Se questo è Levi” directed by Luigi Noah De Angelis, dramaturgy by Chiara Lagani, with Andrea Argentieri.
