ZUCCHERO “SUGAR” Fornaciari

“La Sesión Cubana” Tour

Taormina Greek Theatre

July 28 2013, 9.30pm

Zucchero Sugar Fornaciari comes back to Taormina for a great concert during “La Sesión Cubana tour 2013. Obviously in the stunning set of the Taormina Greek Theatre!

In December 2012 Zucchero released a new album “La Sesión Cubana”, entirely recorded in Cuba. The album can boasts the collaboration of Bebe and Djavan, Don Was and Michael Brauer and is already been awarded with the “platinum disc” award.
During the “La Sesión Cubana” tour Zucchero will perform new and old hits such as “Bacco Perbacco”, “Così Celeste”, “Guantanamera”, “Baila”, “Diamante”, “Vedo Nero”, “Overdose D’Amore”, “Con Le Mani”, “Diavolo In Me”, “Per Colpa di Chi” and many others.

Tickets on ctbox.it and ticketone.it
Stalls (Parterre): € 80,50
Gallery: € 69,00
Upper circle (numbered seats): € 63,25
Upper circle (non-numbered seats): €40,25
Ticket Office in Taormina: +39 0942.628730

THE BAND
Polo Jones: Bass player/MD
Kat Dyson: Guitar player/backing vocals
Mario Schilirò: Guitar player
Adriano Molinari: Drums player
Nicola Peruch: Keyboards
Horacio Hernandez: Drums player
Elmer Ferrer: Tres guitar
Joaquin Nunez Hidalgo: Percussions
Jorge Luis Nunez: Percussions
Karel Escalona: Timbales
Lazaro Amauri: Trumpet
Osmil Rene’: Trumpet
Maykel Fernando: Trombone
Dorian Carol: Backing vocals
Dyalis De Regla: Backing vocals
Liuba Calvo: Backing vocals

Roberto Bolle and the American Ballet Theatre of New York

Taormina Greek Theatre

July 26th 2013, 9.00pm

Roberto Bolle and the most talented dancers of the American Ballet of New York will perform in the outstanding frame of the ancient Greek Theatre of Taormina.

Roberto Bolle trained at La Scala Ballet School where he entered at the age of 11. Rudolf Nureyev was the first to notice his talent and he chose Roberto to interpret Tadzio in the ballet Death in Venice. In 1996, just two years after he joined the Theatre Company as a member of the corps Roberto was promoted to Principal. His brilliant carrier took off immediately following his entry into the company along with invites to the most important theatres in the world. The attention Roberto has received from the Media and his presence as guest star at the greatest international events has made him a unique example of a star and a world-class dancer. For the 2009 Spring Season at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, he performed as a Principal Dancer with the American Ballet Theatre: it was the first time that a male Italian dancer had joined the Company as a Principal. More on his biography at http://www.robertobolle.com/

Video of Roberto Bolle performing in Taormina

Tickets on boxol.it, ticketone.it and ctbox.it
Ticket Office in Taormina: +39 0942.628730
Stalls (Parterre): € 110,00
Gallery: € 88,00
Upper circle (numbered seats): € 66,00
Upper circle (non-numbered seats): € 44,00

Luisa Kuliok in “The String of Pearls”

Greek Theatre

July 21st 2013, 9.00pm
FREE ENTRANCE

Luisa Kuliok, the Argentine actress who moved Italy as protagonist of the Woman of Mystery, returns to Taormina. On July 21,
The String of Pearls is a monologue by Helena Tritek, a theatrical journey of epic tones that through poems, stories, philosophy and ancient fables confronts the themes of life, love, war, starting with the strong message of dialogue among religions.
The Italian versin is adapted and directed by Piero Nicosia. On stage the versatile actress becomes different characters. The live music, written by master Giallanza, is performed by Calogero Giallanza (flute), Augusta Giraldi (harp) Paolo Rossetti (percussion).

Tickets on boxol.it – Ticket Office in Taormina: +39 0942.628730
Stalls (Parterre): € 25,00
Gallery: € 15,00
Upper circle (non-numbered seats): € 10,00

More Info
Taormina Arte >> info@taormina-arte.com – tel. +39 0942 21142

SYNOPSIS
The story is set in London in the year 1785. The plot concerns the strange disappearance of a sailor named Lieutenant Thornhill, last seen entering Sweeney Todd’s establishment on Fleet Street. Thornhill was bearing a gift of a string of pearls to a girl named Johanna Oakley on behalf of her missing lover, Mark Ingestrie, who is presumed lost at sea. One of Thornhill’s seafaring friends, Colonel Jeffrey, is alerted to the disappearance of Thornhill by his faithful dog, Hector, and investigates his whereabouts. He is joined by Johanna, who wants to know what happened to Mark.
Johanna’s suspicions of Sweeney Todd’s involvement lead her to the desperate and dangerous expedient of dressing up as a boy and entering Todd’s employment, after his last assistant, Tobias Ragg, has been incarcerated in a madhouse. Eventually, the full grisly horror of Todd’s activities is uncovered when the dismembered remains of hundreds of his victims are discovered in the crypt underneath St. Dunstan’s church. Meanwhile, Mark, who has been imprisoned in the cellars beneath the pie shop and put to work as the cook, escapes via the lift used to bring the pies up from the cellar into the pie-shop. Here he makes the following startling announcement to the customers of that establishment:

    “Ladies and gentlemen – I fear that what I am going to say will spoil your appetites; but the truth is beautiful at all times, and I have to state that Mrs. Lovett’s pies are made of human flesh!”

Mrs. Lovett is then poisoned by Sweeney Todd who is, himself, apprehended and hanged. Johanna marries Mark and lives happily ever after.

“Le Macchine di Leonardo”

Exhibition of the Leonardo da Vinci’s machines

previous Church of San Francesco – Badia Vecchia Museum

July 20th – October 31st 2013
Ticket:  € 8,00 –  (resident population: € 5,00)

“Le Macchine di Leonardo”, the world’s biggest (PRIVATE) collection of Leonardo da Vinci machines is born following the juvenile passion of Carlo (born on 25th February 1936), the founder of the Niccolai family and company.
Particularly skilled craftsmen, the members of the Niccolai family have so far developed 150 different models, based on the Da Vinci codes and on historical documents using the materials of Leonardo’s time: wood, metal, ropes and fabrics.
According to the unwritten rules of Florentine craftsmen, Carlo Niccolai has passed on his passion to his sons and grandsons, who, thanks to their knowledge of new technologies have enriched the collection with new models and organised more than a hundred exhibitions all over the world in the last ten years.

 see the video: http://vimeo.com/70505679

More info:

http://www.macchinedileonardo.com/index.php?who-we-are

http://niccolaigabriele.com/

http://collezioneniccolai.blogspot.it/