The Teatro Bolivar's new season, presented in June, is finally ready to kick off with a rich program of musical and theatrical events. Directed by Nu'Tracks for the third consecutive year, this cultural space confirms its position as one of Naples' leading centers for entertainment and art, with a constantly updated calendar.
Big names open the season
The opening of the 2024/2025 season, under the claim “we’re fed up”, will see Dargen D’Amico as protagonist. Already sold out for Friday 11 October at 21:00 pm, he will be on tour for the first time in the big theatres with his new project “Ciao America” under the Islands Records label. The duo Discoverland, composed of Pier Cortese and Roberto Angelini, and with the extraordinary participation of Niccolò Fabi as an additional musician, will follow on Thursday 17 October at 21:00 pm.
Music and much more
The busy schedule continues with Isabella Turso and her “Nightfall piano tour” on October 25, at 21:00 p.m. The month will close with Erlend Oye & La Comitiva (Stefano Ortisi, Luigi Orofino and Marco Castello), who will perform on Monday 28 at 21:00 p.m. November will also bring big names to the Bolivar stage, including Luca Barbarossa on November 11, with “Cento storie per cento canzoni”, transforming his book into a theatrical tour. On November 20, it will be the turn of Murubutu & Moon Jazz Band, with a concert that will see Murubutu revisit his repertoire in a jazz key.
Subscription shows
The shows included in the season ticket will begin with Isa Danieli and Mimmo Maglionico & Pietrarsa, in “A testa alta”, on Saturday 19 October. Among the events, Anna Foglietta with “Una guerra” on 27 October, Vinicio Marchioni in “Sacro e profano” on 17 November, and Luca Bono with the “Luca Bono show” on 1 November. The NCCP Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare will close the year with “Quando nascette ninno” on 22 December.
New Year's Events
2025 will see shows such as “Stai zitta” by A. Questa, V. Melis, and T. Cinque on February 16, Herbert Ballerina in “Come una catapulta” on March 15, Nando Paone with “Sagoma” on April 5, and “Neapolis Mantra” by M. Sugnani, E. Gragnaniello, and E. Bianchini on May 9.
A place of welcome and innovation
The artistic directors of the Bolivar Theater emphasize the importance of a revolutionary and diverse program that addresses current issues through art. "The theater must be a place of welcome and innovation, open to evolving thought, while remaining rooted in meritocratic values and principles," they state.
Stand-up comedy and theatre workshops
Teatro Bolivar also confirms itself as a reference for stand-up comedy, with dedicated evenings and the return of Carlo Amleto. Activities inside the theater include theater workshops for all ages, from children to adults, managed by experts such as Martina Zaccaro and Fulvio Sacco. The subscription campaign will remain open for the entire month of October, and the program will be continuously updated.
