At the Lirico there is great anticipation for “Cecilia”, an operatic rarity by the composer Licinio Refice
On the podium the maestro Giuseppe Grazioli, the direction is signed by Leo Muscato
After the success of the show that kicked off the concert program to the notes of Mozart and Bruckner, curiosity grows in Cagliari around the opera that opens the Opera and Ballet season of the Opera House.
From January 28 comes "Cecilia", the opera title of the composer Licinio Refice, considered one of the greatest reformers of sacred music of the twentieth century. A precious musical rarity that will be performed, until February 5, for the first time in Italy in modern times, and in a new staging created by the Cagliari facility.
On the podium the maestro Giuseppe Grazioli, the direction is signed by Leo Muscato.
Meanwhile, the season ticket campaign for the Concert and Opera and Ballet Season continues. The ticket office is open every morning from 9 to 13 except on Wednesdays open in the afternoon from 16 to 20. An afternoon opening designed to meet the needs of the public.
"We are waiting for you at the theater, a safe place: you enter with the Super Green pass and there is an obligation to wear the Ffp2 masks", underlines the superintendent Nicola Colabianchi.
"The theater is returning to its normalcy, with annual programming, pre-pandemic prices divided by shifts and sectors - he adds - exactly as before that terrible February 2020 when Covid closed the theaters by interrupting the programming of 'Pagliacci'".
The promotion activity on institutional pages and on social channels also continues with real-time updates on appointments and with the spotlight also on behind the scenes to document the various stages of production and the work of the workers.
(Unioneonline / vl)
