The Théâtre de Poche in Naples is ready to welcome “To do“, the new work of Massimo Andrei, directed by Peppe Miale, with the interpreters Roberta Misticone and Titti Nuzzolese on November 23, 24, 30 and December 1 at 21.00 pm.
Produced by Mudra Arti dello Show, with the artistic direction of Olimpia Panariello, the show makes use of the original music by Mariano Bellopede, the costumes designed by Fabiana Amato and the scenography created by the ABANA Two-Year Theatre Course.
The Only Face of Faccere
“Faccere” focuses on the intertwined lives of Valentina and Rosaria, beauty consultants in a beauty center. Between moments of comedy and surreal reflections, the play explores the contemporary obsession with appearance and the passage of time. In a context of apparent work routine, significant details of their personal relationship emerge.
The Role of Music
The original music by Mariano Bellopede enriches the narration with contrasts between light tones and deeper accents, creating a complex and articulated sound support.
Mudra Performing Arts
Founded in 2017 under the direction of Olimpia Panariello, Mudra Arti dello Spettacolo promotes cultural events that combine theater, music and dance. “Faccere” is one of the projects that aims to merge entertainment and cultural reflection.
History of the Théâtre de Poche
The Théâtre de Poche, founded and jointly directed by Peppe Miale, Sergio di Paola and Massimo de Matteo, is a renowned underground theatre in Naples, active since 1992. This space represents a springboard for young talents who wish to begin their journey in the world of performing arts.
For further information and reservations, you can contact via email at olimpia.p.artidellospettacolo@gmail.com or by calling 328 329 1792 or 081 549 0928.
Article published on November 20, 2024 - 11:30
The théatre de poche seems like a good space for culture. I'm curious to see how Valentina and Rosaria, who work in the beauty center, manage to talk about the obsession for appearance. The music by Mariano Bellopede must be interesting, I just hope it's not too heavy. I think I'll go see Faccere on November 24th.