NERI MARCORÈ

THE GOOD NEWS

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  • 12 April 2024 - 8.30 pm Teatro Comunale -
  • 13 April 2024 - 8.30 pm Teatro Comunale -
  • 14 April 2024 - 4 pm Teatro Comunale -

SUBSCRIPTION INFO

– TICKET INFO

FULL PRICE REDUCED RATE
UNDER 30

Stall

32 € 26 € 19 €
Central box – first row 31 € 25 € 18,50 €
Central box – second row 22 € 18 € 13 €
Lateral box – first row 25 € 21 € 15 €
Lateral box – second row 18 € 14 € 11 €
Gallery – first row 19 € 15 € 11,50 €
Gallery – second row 13 € 11 € 8 €
Upper Gallery – first row 10 €
Upper Gallery – second row 8 €

 

by

Fabrizio De André

with

Neri Marcorè

written and directed by

Giorgio Gallione

arrangements and musical direction

Paolo Silvestri

with

Rosanna Naddeo

vocals and guitar

Giua

voice, guitar and percussion

Barbara Casini

violin and voice

Anais Drago

piano

Francesco Negri

voice and accordion

Alessandra Abbondanza

set

Marcello Chiarenza

costumes

Francesca Marsella

lights

Aldo Mantovani

production Teatro Stabile di Bolzano, Teatro Carcano Milano, Fondazione Teatro della Toscana, Marche Teatro

MEETING WITH THE COMPANY
13 April, 6 pm | Ridotto of theTeatro

The theatrical project on The Good News is conceived as a sort of contemporary Sacred Representation that alternates and intertwines the songs of Fabrizio de André with the narrative passages from the apocryphal Gospels which the author himself was inspired by: from Giacomo’s Protovangelo to the Armenian Childhood Gospel in fragments of Pseudo-Matthew. Prose and music, therefore, mounted in a score consistent with the path traced by the author in 1970. The spoken passages, as in an archaic tale, emphasize the evocative power and value of the original songs, revealing their mythical and literary source. Explicitly theatrical, built almost in the form of a chamber opera La Buona Novella is the author’s first concept-album, with score and text composed to give voice to many characters: Mary, Joseph, Tito the thief, the choir of mothers, a carpenter, the people. And it is from this base that the theatrical version takes its start.