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Raul Cremona in "Bravissssssimo!"
Raul Cremona presents his show in recital form.
Accompanied on the piano by Marco Castelli, he offers a surreal journey through his very long artistic memory, during which bizarre encounters are made. Jacopo Ortis, with his comically Gassmanian eloquence; Silvano the magician from Milan, a distorted image of Italy's greatest conjurer; and what about the intolerant and very Milanese Omen, whom Raul as a child got to know in a Milan that no longer exists?
In the course of the show, Raul Cremona, with disenchantment and a touch of nostalgia, gives us a merry-go-round, at times whirling, at times poetic, reconfirming himself as that storyteller who, with great originality, uses magic as the art of storytelling in a comic key.
Magic, prestidigitation, word games, music, gags, characters, these are the dominant features of this recital.
Program and cast
by and with Raul Cremona
musics performed live by Marco Castelli
production AMACA
Teatro Donizetti
Teatro Donizetti is one of the cultural jewels of Bergamo, Italy. Founded in 1784, it has hosted centuries of music, theater, and opera, becoming a central hub for the performing arts in the region. The theater is named after the famous composer Gaetano Donizetti, who was born in Bergamo and whose works continue to inspire audiences worldwide.
The building itself is an architectural masterpiece, combining elegance with excellent acoustics, making it perfect for both large-scale operas and intimate concerts. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of performances, from classical music and opera to contemporary theater and special events.
Teatro Donizetti also plays a key role in nurturing local talent, offering programs and workshops for emerging artists. Whether you are a music enthusiast, theater lover, or simply a curious traveler, the theater provides an unforgettable experience in a historic and vibrant setting. Its central location in Bergamo makes it easily accessible, inviting locals and tourists alike to immerse themselves in Italy’s rich cultural heritage.
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