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This beloved Italian musical comedy, first staged in 1974, tells the story of Don Silvestro, a priest in a remote mountain village who receives a divine call to build an ark and repopulate the Earth after a second flood. The show blends humour, romance, and catchy songs by Armando Trovaioli, with a plot that explores themes of love, celibacy, and community.

Attendees can expect a lively production featuring the full original score, including numbers like "Peccato che sia peccato" and "Concerto per prete e campane." The performance brings to life the quirky villagers—from the lovestruck Clementina to the mischievous Consolazione—in a staging that has charmed audiences for decades.

With its mix of comedy, music, and heartwarming moments, this show offers a delightful evening of classic Italian theatre. The Bergamo performance continues the tradition of a work that has toured internationally and remains a staple of Italian musical theatre.