The Cambridge University Italian Society and Ars in Fieri – International Theatre Company are very proud to present Napoli Milionaria by Eduardo De Filippo, directed by Ludovico Nolfi đź“… Dates and times: Friday, March 14th, 7pm Saturday, March 15th, 4pm and 7pm Sunday, March 16th, 2pm đź“Ť Location: Palmerston Auditorium, Fisher Building, St. John’s College, Cambridge,
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LetteralMente – The Italian Book Club
The Cambridge University Italian Society is proud to present “LetteralMente”, the Italian literature book club focusing. This year, we will focus on Italian female authors of the 20th and 21st century, exploring the voices of both celebrated and emerging writers. Our next gathering will be: đź“– Cosima – by Grazia Deleddađź“… Date: Thursday, December 5thđź•‘ Time:
Una Storia Italiana – The Italian Cinema Nights
The Cambridge University Italian Society is proud to organize “Una Storia Italiana”, a series of movie nights focussing on Italian cinema, from the ’50s to today. Once a month, we will screen movies from many acclaimed Italian directors, including: Mario Monicelli Dino Risi Lina WertmĂĽller Gabriele Salvatores and many others… Each movie will be introduced
Decameron – interpreted by Paolo Panaro
Join us for an enchanting evening immersed in the world of the Decameron on June 22nd and 23rd at King’s College. Saturday 22nd June, at 7pm, Keynes Seminar Room, King’s College. Sunday 23rd June, at 5pm, Fellow’s Garden, King’s College. Please note that the location in the flyers (Provost’s Garden) is incorrect. The actor Paolo Panaro will read and interpret some
Colpi di maschera – Compagnia Teatrale Tiberio Fiorilli
A tribute to the Commedia dell’Arte, modernized and revisited. Book your free ticket here. Join us for an enchanting evening immersed in the world of “Commedia dell’arte” on May 13th, at 8:30 PM. Hosted at the Main Lecture Theatre, Old Divinity School, St. John’s College. The event will be held in Italian. The Compagnia Teatrale Tiberio Fiorilli was formed back in
Readings for Giulio
Truth for Giulio Regeni Giulio Regeni was a PhD student conducting a research for the Cambridge University when was abducted, tortured and murdered in Egypt. To keep his memory alive and support the demand for truth and justice, members of the Cambridge University Italian Society had read excerpts from the book “Giulio fa cose” (by
I giganti della montagna – 1st, 2nd March 2024
by Luigi Pirandello. The Cambridge University Italian Society announces the tenth edition of its yearly theatre production, once again under the direction of Ludovico Nolfi, head of Ars in Fieri theatre company. This year the diverse cast of forty native and non-native Italian speakers will stage I Giganti della Montagna (The Mountain Giants) by Luigi
