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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 repopulate the Earth after a second universal flood. The show blends humour, romance and catchy songs, including the famous "Peccato che sia peccato" and "Concerto per prete e campane".

Attendees can expect a lively production featuring a talented ensemble cast, with the voice of God provided by Enzo Garinei in the most recent edition. The plot weaves together themes of love, forgiveness and community, as the villagers overcome their differences to board the ark. The show's iconic turning stage and intricate wooden scenery add to the spectacle.

First debuting in 1974 at the Sistina Theatre in Rome, the musical was a groundbreaking success, running for six months—an unprecedented achievement in Italian theatre at the time. It later toured internationally, including London's West End, and continues to captivate audiences with its timeless story and memorable score.