An evening of music and gatherings in Piazza Calenda to present 'Curre curre guaglio,' the new programming of the Neapolitan Song Theater.
The Trianon Viviani theater in Naples officially presents its new season with a free celebration in Piazza Vincenzo Calenda, in the heart of the Forcella district. The event, scheduled for Friday, September 18 at 8:30 PM, will feature numerous artists from different generations and cultural backgrounds, coordinated by Ernesto Nobili and presented by Monica Nappo.
The special evening, titled 'Encounters, Music, and Stories,' will unveil to the public 'Curre curre guaglio,' the new programming of the theater dedicated to Neapolitan Song. Among the protagonists of the event are Cristina Donadio, Francesco Di Bella of 24 Grana, EbbaneSis, Ivan Granatino, La Famiglia (Polo, ShaOne, and DJ Simi), Cecilia Lupoli, Maldestro, and Imma Villa, accompanied by a live musical ensemble.
The Trianon Viviani is a historic theater in Naples specializing in Neapolitan Song, a traditional musical genre of the city with roots dating back to the 19th century. Located in the Forcella district, the theater has over time become an important center for the preservation and innovation of this cultural heritage, organizing dedicated theatrical seasons.
The presentation of new seasons through free public events in the squares of the historic center represents a well-established strategy of the theater to directly engage the audience and the local community. This approach stems from the desire to make theatrical and musical culture accessible, strengthening the bond with the Forcella neighborhood, an area symbolic of Neapolitan identity.
The Piazza Calenda event follows this tradition, blending established and emerging artists to draw diverse audience segments to the new theater programming. The choice of the title 'Curre curre guaglio' (a Neapolitan dialect expression) underscores the intent to keep the local linguistic and musical tradition alive while projecting toward new experimentation.
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