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Mistero Buffo

This event is part of Pasolini Theatre – Prose Season 2026- 2027 Paid admission Sala Pasolini 20 Jan 2027 – 21 Jan 2027

Mistero Buffo
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Mistero Buffo, by Dario Fo and Franca Rame, with Matthias Martelli

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Tutti


Owner

Teatro Pubblico Campano


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0817543210 – Teatro Pubblico Campano
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0817543213 – Teatro Pubblico Campano

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info@teatropubblicocampano.com

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Description

by: Dario Fo and Franca Rame
with: Matthias Martelli
direction: Eugenio Allegri
production: Teatro Stabile di Torino


Mystery Funny is considered the masterpiece of Dario Fo.

Eugenio Allegri has directed Matthias Martelli in the reproduction of this extraordinary work: the actor is only on stage, without tricks, with the intent to involve the public in the dramatic action, passing in a flash from the comic lace to poetry, to the human and social tragedy.

A new and original language and interpretation, in the sign of the tradition of a genre used by the medieval jesters to overturn the triumphant ideology of time, demonstrating its unfoundedness.


Opening hours
Wednesday 20 and Thursday 21 January at 20:00

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Sala Pasolini Cultural Venues and Theatres Via Alfonso Alvarez, 84121 Salerno, SA, Italia

Start Date

20 January 2027


End Date

21 January 2027




Price

A pagamento




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