“Stabia Renatas”, the second weekend of theatrical visits begins. Villa Arianna hosts events organized by Scabec and Fondazione Monti Lattari
Stabia Renatas is ready to do it again. After the extraordinary success of last weekend at Villa San Marco, the organization of the event moves to Villa Arianna, a special location that just a few days ago attracted the attention of many curious people for the discovery of a Roman-era tank.
The appointment is for Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 October. “Stabia Renatas” is a project that, through a series of theatrical itineraries, aims to enhance the beauty of the Villas of Stabia. Financed by Scabec, organized by the Fondazione del Parco dei Monti Lattari led by the president, lawyer, Mariella Verdoliva, in collaboration with Campania By Night, the events are sponsored by the Campania Region, the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, and the Liceo Classico Plinio seniore of Castellammare di Stabia.
Spectators and tourists enthusiastic about the production entrusted to the Monti Lattari Foundation, in collaboration with Piccola Città Teatro and Vocazioni Creative. The students of the Liceo Classicio Plinio of Castellammare will also participate in the shows.
Strolling through Villa San Marco and Villa Arianna to discover the world in which the patrician villas of Castellammare represented a beauty within beauty. Two show times: at 19,00:20,30 pm and at XNUMX:XNUMX pm. Participation is free upon registration at the link that can be found on the websites: www.campaniabynight.it and www.pompeiisites.org.
Mariella Verdoliva, president of the Monti Lattari Foundation, is committed to making this initiative a permanent fixture: "After Villa San Marco sold out, we expect the same result for Villa Arianna. Our goal is to enhance the archaeological and cultural heritage of all the municipalities within it. I will work to ensure this project becomes a regular fixture in the Campania Region's extensive calendar of events."
