Angelo Duro returns to the theater: in February at the Bellini in Naples

After the success of the public and critics of the last theatre tour that sold out the best theatres in Italy, the irreverent comedy of Angelo Duro returns to tread the most prestigious national stages with the new live show “Da vivo”. The awaited show of the actor and writer from Palermo will start in Milan, at the Teatro Manzoni on 8 and 9 October 2019 and will arrive in March 2020 at the Teatro Brancaccio in Rome with over twenty stages and other dates are being updated. Tickets on sale from Thursday 27 June on www.ticketone.it and www.angeloduro.it.
The comedian's one-man show with almost two million followers promises to be hilarious, and he is very popular with the public for his cynical and unpredictable irony that makes people laugh and think at the same time. He himself says: "Who says I'll talk? I can even stay silent for forty minutes. Who's stopping me?" We'll have to wait until October to find out what he'll say this time. After its debut in Milan, “Da vivo” will be on stage in November 2019 in Livorno (November 2 – Teatro Goldoni), in Cascina (November 3 – Città del Teatro), in Pescara (November 9 – Teatro Massimo), in Avezzano (November 10 – Teatro dei Marsi), in Parma (November 12 – Auditorium Toscanini), in Bergamo (November 19 – Teatro Creberg), in Bologna (November 27 – Teatro delle Celebrazioni) and in Grosseto (November 28 – Teatro Moderno). The show is expected in December 2019 in Gallipoli (2 December – Teatro Italia), in Bari (3 December – Teatro Team), in Modena (13 December – Teatro Storchi), in Busto Arsizio (14 December – Teatro Sociale) and in Turin (15 December – Teatro Colosseo). In February 2020, the show will stop in Mantua (5 February – Teatro Sociale), Florence (13 February – Tuscany Hall), Trento (15 February – Auditorium Santa Chiara), Naples (26 February – Teatro Bellini) and Reggio Calabria (28 February – Teatro Cilea). In March 2020 Angelo Duro will be in Rome (9 and 16 March – Teatro Brancaccio), in Palermo (11 March – Teatro Biondo) and in Catania (12 March – Teatro Metropolitan).