Aggiungi un Posto a Tavola 26-27

This beloved Italian musical comedy, written by Pietro Garinei, Sandro Giovannini and Jaja Fiastri with music by Armando Trovaioli, tells the story of Don Silvestro, a priest in a fictional mountain village who receives a call from God to build an ark and save the townspeople from a second flood. The show blends humor, romance, and a touch of the divine, with memorable songs like "Peccato che sia peccato" and "Concerto per prete e campane."

Attendees can expect a lively production featuring a talented cast, including the voice of God provided by Enzo Garinei in recent editions. The plot weaves together themes of love, forgiveness, and community, as characters like the mayor, the village fool Totò, and the woman of ill-repute Consolazione navigate the chaos leading up to the flood. The show's turning stage and intricate wooden scenery add to the spectacle.

Originally debuting in 1974 at the Sistina Theatre in Rome, the musical has enjoyed international tours and remains a staple of Italian theatre. This edition continues the tradition of bringing audiences a heartwarming and entertaining experience, perfect for fans of classic musical comedy.