A scene from the musical Ghost, staged at the TAM
Al Municipal Theater of Bologna instead on 30, 31 and 2 we dance with Don Juan staged by Aterbaletto, a creation of one hour and forty minutes with sixteen dancers which follow the magical choreography of Johan Inger, a show of poignant beauty and intensity, which has already received prizes and awards.
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A scene of Don Juan
Viola BerlandaA laugh will save us
If you just want a good mood, the address for the evening of December 31 is that of Zelig in Viale Monza, in Milan: it starts at 10.30pm and alternate on stage Vincenzo Albano, Ippolita Baldini, Chibo, Giovanni D’Angella, Fausto Solidoro. Comedy, fun, laughter and toast, which is great desire to exorcise this period.
Go for samples
In many cities, museums have expanded the cultural offer for festivals, with Special openings also on New Year’s Eve:Archaeological of Naples, for example, with an amazing exhibition on gladiators, or the Turin Cinema Museum, open both December 31st and January 1st where a beautiful exhibition dedicated to Diabolik. In Milan, an art treble that you cannot pierce in these parties. It begins to Royal Palace with the exhibition on Magic Realism (so you also avoid the queue of all those who want to see Monet): compared to the exposure, albeit delightful, on the famous impressionist, this one will give you enchanted and surreal atmospheres, from surprising modernity like the one painted by Cagnaccio of San Pietro almost a century ago that we put as an image at the beginning of the article. Or – and here requires a great exercise of imagination: no captions, we proceed “by feeling” – immerse yourself in The body of the Lord, a collective that investigates the power of the body and mind in recent art history. Finally (but be careful: on December 31st you can only enter until 5pm) go to the Prada Foundation and lose yourself inside one of the many masterpieces of Domenico Gnoli to keep in mind that in life every detail counts and it can make a difference.
Domenico Gnoli, Two sleepers, 1966, credit Fondazione Prada, private collection
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