Nero Nero... I'm not part of Petrolini's generation, which I knew primarily for his parody of power featuring an unlikely Nero.
Nero Nero... I'm not part of Petrolini's generation, which I knew primarily for his parody of power featuring an unlikely Nero.
I returned to Monte Porzio Catone for a wine masterclass and was amazed by the regeneration of the area surrounding the new Wine Museum.
When one says "Russian literature," everyone immediately thinks of novels featuring characters experiencing existential crises at the crossroads between life and death. Yet, Russian literature does have some humorous authors, even though Russian humor, and Asian humor in general, is not the same as ours, that of P.G. Wodehouse or Totò
Revisiting Shakespeare is always complicated due to the many nuances of his works, but Piergiorgio Sperduti went further. We could almost say that his Love's Labour's Won was freely adapted from All's Well That Ends Well.
In May, the vineyard fills with roses (and scents), but do you know why a rose bush is planted at the beginning of each row?
Put on 'Na sera 'e maggio' with Giorgio Ginolfi and his musician friends from the Amici per la Solidarietà Association at the Colleferro Auditorium, and suddenly you feel like you're in Naples
The Ruggito d’Attore theater award festival has returned to the small, jewel-like theater in the town of Alvito.
There are many female artists, but few are granted the privilege of becoming Divine. Perhaps the most divine of all is Maria Callas, whose voice was capable of bringing tears to every audience member at her theater performances
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