“Never throw out leftover bread!”
our Milanese mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers used to exclaim.
Milanese cuisine has its roots in simpler traditions,
and that includes reusing old bread to make exquisite dishes.
Like these delicious polpette di mortadella
So if you happen to have bought too much bread ,you have two options:
Freeze it while still fresh and then remove it a few hours before use,
or listen to my granny and try one of these six Milanese dishes.
Check my article on ZesterDaily
http://zesterdaily.com/world/cuisine/stale-bread-6-ways-frugal-italians-get-cooking/
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CASA ANGELINA — Praiano, Italy
CASA ANGELINA is a contemporary interpretation of the Italian Riviera; an innovative, intimate retreat of 43 guestrooms. Although just a few minutes’ drive from the destination village of Positano,
Casa Angelina’s fishing village location immerses guests in an off-the-radar authenticity that occupies a prime spot on the Amalfi coast.
Resting high up on the cliffs, the converted fishermen’s homes look to the future with an immaculately minimalist design complimented by exquisite Murano glass sculptures.
Aperitivi are served at the on-trend Marrakech Bar, and the rooftop gourmet restaurant—Un Piano nel Cielo—offers sweeping views of the Gulf of Salerno.
Guests are also encouraged to make use of the restorative spa and exclusive access to Casa Angelina´s own beach, La Gavitella, to fully appreciate la bella vita.
designhotels.com/casa-angelina
Bottura at Berlucchi Palazzo Lana. We got the menu!
Last week we wrote….
No news yet about the menu…but the NTT will discover it soon!
and the NTT did it!
Here the amazing menu that Massimo Bottura created for this unique night
Let’s start with “Una lenticchia meglio del caviale”: A ‘better than caviar’ lentil.
A gamelike where lentils lie down over ice with acid cream and dill.
“La parte croccante di una lasagna”, the lasagna crunchy side.
Both dishes will be paired with Cellarius Rosé 2011, Franciacorta
Then another Bottura must, the answer to the dilemma should Tortellini be served with broth or crème fraîche? “Compromesso Storico: Tortellini in crema densa di Parmigiano Reggiano”,
Chef Massimo is coming out with a surprising solution.. paired with Berlucchi ’61 Nature 2009, ‘A true expression of our territory, says PR Cristina Ziliani, combining Chardonnay to Pinot Nero. More surprises, from the “Psychedelic Spin Painted Veal, not Flame Grilled” paired with Palazzo Lana Extrême 2007 “Caesar salad in bloom” to the “Oops! Mi è caduta la crostata al limone…” My pie felt down… A lemon cake, zabaione vervain sorbet, bergamot e candied fruit.

Franciacorta, Friday, July 1 2016
It will be a special night at the luxurious 17 Century
Palazzo Lana Berlucchi
An exclusive dinner hosted by the emperors of the renowned
Italian sparkling wine Berlucchi, King Arturo Ziliani and Queen Cristina,
with a menu created by His Majesty three Michelin stars Chef
Massimo Bottura
of Osteria Francescana Modena.
Bottura, proclaimed # 2 in the world by prestigious The World’s 50 Best Restaurants,
will offer his ingenious creations paired with
Vintage, the Reserves and the best Berlucchi Franciacorta.
For more info http://www.berlucchi.it/speciale-eventi/#visita-9.
Wine ? South Tyrol is waiting for you.
300 cellars, 100 artisans of Italian taste. 150 international wine producers!
Merano is hosting the annual WineFestival,
an international wine&food bonanza, one of the most exclusive places and occasions for all industry operators, where the recurring keyword is always “excellence”.
In addition You will find the best Italian wines produced organically, biodynamically and naturally, the Beer Passion experience, where the artisan flavour becomes beer, Consortium: the Italian protection consortia are presented within the Gourmet Arena, charity Wine Master Classes. where the revenues of which are given to charity and spectacular show cooking among,seminars and workshops for discussion on the future of wine in Italy and Europe.
November 5th-10th
More info at
www.meranowinefestival.com
Sciacchetrà: it’s time to toast !

Imagine: a secret bottle kept in the cave for years (sometimes more than 30). It’s the rich and velvety wine called sciacchetrà. This aged treasure resurges in occasion of a wedding as the greatest gift that the family of the groom could offer to the bride’s family. I had the privilege of opening a bottle than was more than 10 years old. It reminded me of a rich passito straw wine, sweet and liqueur-like.
The color is intense: from golden shades to amber. The taste is a fruity, floral bouquet that reminds of a Mediterranean garden: scents of nuts, apricot jam, nectarine, vanilla, chestnut honey and spices.
Where can you drink the best sciacchetra’?
Cinque Terre, a piece of the Ligurian coastline, just West of the border with Tuscany. Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore are five multi-colored borghi (villages) overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
They are pretty close to each other, a few minutes distance by car or train. Better yet, a boat will take you back and forth, making an unforgettable five stop mini cruise. If you like to hike, you can also reach them via a beautiful trail and enjoy spectacular sea views.

Spectacular from the terrace at La Torretta Guesthouse www.torrettas.com
CHRISTO IS BACK! HERE HOW TO WALK ON THE WATER …5 STARS STYLE
June 18 – July 3, 2016
If you are going to see the Christo new art installation FLOATING PIERS
at Lake D’Iseo , Italy….you better be prepared.
Is going to be VERY crowded. Cars are not allowed, so you have to find alternative ways to reach Sulzano, where is the departure. Here how to get there
Here a 5 stars way to organize your visit and to spend (very appropriate word, considering the very high budget you need for Hotes) your FLOATING PIERS EXPERIENCE.
Since You ‘ll be the area I strongly suggests to visit the legendary Berlucchi Cellar , the vinery and Palazzo Lana
Berlucchi is definetely the Italian champagne ( or even better than the french!)
They have 4 different limited people tours from Euro 15.00 up . The tours include a wine tasting and the local food tasting. Reservation a must.
Here info http://www.berlucchi.it/en/special-events/
Here the itinerary I suggest
Train to Brescia (from Milan is about 1 hour)
If you have suitcases get off in Brescia ( which is also e beautiful town) and check in at beautiful Hotel Vittoria
If you don’t have suitcases get off in Brescia and get a local train (same station, usually 10 minutes waiting time) ) from Brescia to Borgonaro (20 minutes and a very nice panorama view) get off at Bordonaro and walk (10 minutes) to Palazzo Lana for your visit Berlucchi experience.
So, You will have a glimpse of the land of Franciacorta ( famous for its wines)
After the Berlucchi experience, get train to Sulzano,, walk to the Piers. (is a short way and train is the best way to get there, no car will be allowed)
Enjoy the Piers , then get the train back to Brescia and then to your prior location.
Another sleeping possibility would be L’ Albareta Relais&Chateaux, venue with restaurant of Gualtiero Marchesi , without doubt the most famous and most recognized Chef in Italy.
It ‘s a dream location, the trip will be a little more complicated. because you have to arrange with a car to get there and then to get to the Piers. To enjoy Christo new creation, no tickets will be necessary to see, enter and enjoy its art. The project will be completely free of charge.
The Three Penny Opera at the legendary Piccolo Teatro Strehler of Milano
This is the year of Brechtian celebrations,
The legendary Piccolo Teatro Strehler of Milano hosts a new production of
The Three Penny Opera. Twenty actors, a superb staging and lighting, a full symphony orchestra and the clever direction of Damiano Michieletto an Italian opera director known for His innovative productions at several leading opera houses and festivals including his Olivier Award-winning production of Leoncavallo’s thrilling tragic opera of a violent jealousy.
The story (that Michieletto starts from the end) tells about Mackie Messer, notorious criminal (Marco Foschi) who marries Polly Peachum (Maria Roveran) without the permission of Peachum, the girl’s father, (Peppe Servillo) the one who controls all the London’s beggars, here turned into migrants in orange life jackets and suggesting a mass drowning tragedy.
Eventually Mackie manages to get a conviction but shortly before the execution, a Queen’s Messenger grace the accused and awarded him the title of baronet. I love to mention the amazing staging of Jenny’s song sung by the incomparable Almodovar’s muse
Rossy De Palma surrounded by male hands.
A great ensemble of young actors not to mention the perfect harmony between sounds and visual, thanks to the Sets by Paolo Fantin, costumes by Carla Teti, lighting by Alessandro Carletti, choreography by Chiara Vecchi and the Orchestra Sinfonica of Milano Giuseppe Verdi conducted by Giuseppe Grazioli.
At Piccolo Teatro of Milano till June 11.
For tickets and info 
INTERVIEW – MOSES PENDLETON & MOMIX
YESTERDAY AND TODAY
The first Italian debut took place in 1980 at Barclays Teatro Nazionale in Milan. After 35 years, the theater has hosted the world premiere of Momix FOREVER, 
spectacular collage of choreographed by Moses Pendleton, the charismatic creator of the company. The show is not only a retrospective of famous pieces, but also the presentation of four new creations that Moses was able to enter into a continuous environment in which every new piece depends on the previous one and is linked to the one that follows it.
“I like to share my day at the fixed time, where industry long walks during which I take pictures and inspirations, photographer, tour videos, record my thoughts and my emotions”
“My mind needs precise timing to channel the emotions and suggestions of what I see. It ‘s like walking into a museum that presents a different work every day, something new that affects us immediately the attention and that, almost an alchemical process turns into a choreographic movement.

Momix, en los Teatros del Canal.
“” I’m looking, I explore, suddenly metaphors, stirring moving objects and creating new elements in the bodies of my dancers involved in elaborate choreographies that require a perfect physical and great athleticism ‘
“” my muse is nature. In Italy, for example, the beautiful fields of flowers in Tuscany and the peaks of the Dolomites “
http://www.rivistamusical.com/interview-moses-pendleton/
TASTE OF MILANO 2016 opened with some YES and some OUCH…
Opening night: the press was gracefully invited one hour before the official opening.
I met with the Chefs, cruised around, sipped some excellent sparkling wines like the Brut Pittaro, tried a Ricola herb teas, bamboo cheese made outside Milan, zabaione Pasqualina gelato, and of course tasted some of the chefs dishes (tapas size oriented) cooked on the premises and offered at prices that spam from 5 Euro for an entrée to 10 for a main dish.
Here the schedule for Sat 21, Sund 22
Acanto Hotel Principe di Savoia Chef Alessandro Buffolino, Bulgari Hotel Milano Chef Roberto Di Pinto, Convivio Troiani, Chef Angelo Troiani Liberty Chef Andrea Provenzani, Ristorante Trussardi alla Scala Chef Roberto Conti, Lume Chef uigi Taglienti, Berton Chef Andrea Berton, Rubacuori by Venissa Chef Andrea Asoli, Wicky’s Chef Wicky Priyan
I loved the La Locanda del Notaio by Edoardo Fumagalli, Christian&Manuel Costardi with an unusual combination of squid, potato and kafa coffee powder. I adored the quite mediterranean Felice Lo Russo’black crèpe with haddock. Just superb…
I wasn’t sure about Tano Simonato’s, saffron gnocchetti that, to my opinion, were a little bit undercooked and kinda hard to bite. Unfortunately all menus are in italian and the lines to get your dish are sooo ‘italianstyle’ pretty messy. Prices are reduced as the quantity on your paper plate, so be ready to spend around € 40 to taste few specialties and some wine, plus the entrance fee.
Taste of Milano will be held till Sunday May 22.
I am planning to go back and tell you more about it. Ciao!
For more info www.tasteofmilano.it
Here the gallery

Taste of Milano 2016

Tano’s disappointing saffron gnocchetti..

Restaurant ‘Tano passami l’olio’ featured a sea urchin wanna be.., why not the real one?

Scream “Ice Cream!” Pasqualina’s Maya and Zabaglione

Roberto Okabe for Finger’s

Ready for Master Chef?It l looks like.

Lo Russo’s revisited mussels,

the kids area before the kids invasionjp

Lo Russo’s Eggplant Parmigiana, shrimp, burrata and basil

Lo Basso ‘s pumpkin flower filled with burrata

La Gubana cake

Indulge in a Zabaione gelato by Pasqualina

Another kind of caviar

The Charity Restaurant. Eat for a good cause.

Glasses ready to be taken away

Fly Business Alitalia…you deserve this!

Flying Business Alitalia..

First change Euro in Ducato, then pay , then finally eat!

Felice Lo Basso, opening soon near the Duomo in Milan

Excellent back crèpe with haddock by Felix Lo Basso

Chefs smiling before the battle

Chef Paul Bocuse. straight from Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum

Chef Roberto Cont

Cin Cin!

Charming business Class Alitalia Hostesses

Charity Menu

Brut Pittaro

Bamboo to go

Bamboo and Cheese , the new Romeo and Juliet

At Chef ‘s orders

Alitalia goes fashion

The glass is free, the drinks…are not copy
PARMA:STREET ART & CHARITY

13 food-related excesses in a provocative and irreverent exhibits featuring artists from around the world.
At the Crociera dell’ Ospedale Vecchio Via D’Azeglio – Oltretorrente
Info at http://www.cibus.it/cibusinfabula/“
Milan: where a real newyorker can get a bite of NY ?
New York e Milano.
Conosco bene queste due città e ritengo che una cosa le accomuni: lo stress.
Quindi andare in una palestra è meta d’obbligo sia per rilassare la mente che per beneficiare il fisico. Trovo che a Milano la piu’ newyorkese sia GetFIT (www.getfit.it)
un network di palestre con 12 sedi, da quelle di Vico, Piacenza e Ravizza, perfettamente attrezzate, ricche di piscine, saune e steamrooms, fino a quelle ‘express’ come Galvani, ideale per un workout ‘mordi e fuggi’, stile ‘broker di Wall Street’.
Prerogativa di GetFIT sono le numerose classi LesMills
studiate per allenare la forza, sviluppare agilità e bruciare grasso. Prevedono allenamenti yoga, tai chi e pilates, con esercizi che aumentano flessibilità, lasciando una sensazione di equilibrio, calma, armonia e benessere generale.
Un vero newyorkese non rinuncia al bagel, panino-ciambella di tradizione ebraica. È coperto da cereali, noci, semi di sesamo o papavero e tradizionalmente farcito con salmone affumicato, crema di formaggio, pomodoro, capperi e cipolla.
Ottimi quelli di California Bakery (Via Larga 19), Bagel Company (Piazza XXIV Maggio 1/8), Vintage Bakery (Viale Stelvio 39) e del minuscolo Ofelé (Via Savona 2).
Non a caso si chiama Big Apple, l’hamburger più classico (carne di manzo, pomodoro, cetriolo, insalata e bacon) servito da New York Meneghina (Via Melchiorre Gioia, 35)
ristorante-loft dove un enorme graffiti unisce Lady Liberty alla Madonnina. Il menu è l’ incontro di due culture diverse, la tradizione americana e la creatività italiana, come il Burger Parmigiana, con tataki di melanzane e grana padano. Delicious!
Cosa più NY di un NY cheesecake? Da Vanilla Bakery (Via San Siro 2), Biancolatte (Via
Turati 30), Viole di Liquirizia (Via Madonnina 10) e That’s Bakery (V. Vigevano 41). A NY il drink per antonomasia è il cosmopolitan. A Milano Sushi B (Via Fiori Chiari 1A) lo prepara con gin, limone, triple sec, melograno e fumo al lemongrass. Altro classico è il Moscow mule nato nel 1941 al Chatham Hotel di New York, a base di vodka, ginger beer e succo di lime e riproposto al Moscow mule (Via Teodosio 60)
Serata al cinema? Purtroppo anche a Milano sussite la pessima consuetudine di doppiare i film. Nessun americano vuole ascoltare Meryl Streep con la voce di un’altra!
Per fortuna la catena UCI e la rassegna Sound&Motion proiettano versioni originali sottotitolate in italiano.
Cosa manca?
Ma certo, il mitico fried chicken! Corey McCathern, nativo del Kentucky e trapiantato a New York, ha aperto il coloratissimo Corey’s Soul Chicken (Via Paolo Sarpi 53),
dove cucina le ricette della nonna, come la potato salad, gli immancabili fagioli in salsa barbeque, la crostata alla zucca pumpkin pie e, naturalmente, il suo famoso pollo
fritto, vero trionfo di sapore e croccantezza.
Hidden Venice. Giuliana and Giovanna hidden shops.
Are you a one-of-a-kind hats and shoes lover? Are you planning to go to Venice, Italy? Check Giuliana Longo‘s little store in S. Marco, Calle del Lovo 4813, Venice. This shop is the dream hat-cupboard of any true sartorialist, with styles that range from handmade Montecristi panama to modern foldable hot-pink that is perfect for a demanding, chic traveler. The biggest request of all? The bareteri, a wide-brimmed gondolier’s hat best worn with a rakish tilt, ideal when traveling to sunny places. Giuliana is there most days, polishing leather aviator hats or affixing bands and flowers to her latest creations. www.giulianalongo.com
Are you a shoemaniac? Get ready for some amazing stuff! Discover the unique hand-made creations shoes by Giovanna Zanella who sells her designs in a rainbow-hued shop near the Rialto. Her handmade creations range from dazzling to outrageous. It takes a certain panache (and generous credit limit) to wear what looks like a pair of exploding fireworks or a cobra on your feet. Her not so easy to find bottega is located at 5641 Castello. www.giulianazanella.it

Rome: A night to remember
The gigantic Rome’s Night of Museums
is back on Saturday, May 21, 2016:
Museums and cultural spaces will open to the public at night and hosting many events including art shows, music, dance, theatre, cinema, readings, guided tourPaying the symbolic 1 euro ticket you can visit the museum with exhibitions hosted, and watch performances of music, theater and dance program.
Here the museums involved:
MUSEUMS CAPITOLINI, MONTEMARTINI, MACRO, MACRO TESTACCIO, ARA PACIS MUSEUM, MUSEUM OF ROME – BRASCHI PALACE, MUSEUM, ROME IN TRASTEVERE, TRAJAN MARKETS – MUSEUM OF THE IMPERIAL FORUMS, MUSEUMS, VILLA TORLONIA, PALACE OF EXHIBITIONS, STABLES QUIRINALE, AND THE WISDOM UNIVERSITY OF ROME
For the program and a complete list of participating hotels: www.museiincomuneroma.it
Opening hours 8.00 pm to 2.00 am
Ph +39 060608
400 years ago…Did Shakespeare love the Circus?
Midsummer Night’s Circus a new musical written by Tobias Rossi and Simone Nardini with music and lyrics by Antonio Torella
accurately directed by Marco Bellocchio and inspired to
Shakespeare A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Like in Pippin or the new version of Godspell, the action takes place in a circus,
where elves, clowns, acrobats all together celebrate the circus life, spiced up from a brilliant cast of over forty performers, including young talents and hot stars
such as Michel Altieri (in the role of Oberon) Pietro Pignatelli (Aegean),
Giovanni Abbracciamento (Lysander), and a great Titania
played by Simona Samarelli
Shakespeare, Circus, Music, Colors, and an enthusiastic cast …
all work for this lovely version of a masterpiece, that probably Sir William himself may like.
May 13,14 at the Teatro della Luna of Assago
VIENNA:THE 5 BEST COFFEEHOUSES
What could be better than a coffee served with all the rules and perhaps
accompanied by a Viennese dessert?
Here is my top list
Hawelka Famous Buchten, vanilla cupcake.
Central Splendid but touristy
Sperl marbles and fine mirrors 800. Frequented by the locals
Mozart cake biscuit, pistachio cream, chocolate mousse
Landtmann establieshed 125 years ago. Anyone important has been here,
from Freud to Lady Gaga
CIBUS 2016 OPENS AT PARMA FIERE…IT’S A BOOOOM!
Yesterday was my first day at CIBUS 2016, probably the greatest biennial International Food Exhibition…in the Planet.
More than 3 thousand exhibitors, and an estimated 70 thousand visitors
are expected to be at Fiere di Parma. So many novelties…From bio to vegan, to wines, biers,chocolates, excellent frozen items, cheeses, to sweets (like the Christmas classical
panettone Fiasconaro
adorned of a white chocolate crèche.

Fiasconaro panettone with white chocolate crèche
or filled with a delicate cream of roses , a new creation by Loison)

A new delicate rose filled at Loison charming store
So many novelties, updated ideas, unexpected surprises…
Impossible to mention all of them.
Of course a lot of show cooking including TV Star Chef Carlo Cracco
who reinvented the legendary San Carlo potato chip,

Chef Carlo Cracco performing

Cracco’s creations on chips
Surgital Divine Creazioni where served in a spectacular all purple restaurant, quite a tribute to Prince’s Purple Rain. 
To my opinion, was a real journey created by
Chef Moreno Cedroni,

Stellar Chef Moreno Cedroni with his purple team
who introduced the Mammoli of Patata Viola (purple potato),

Mammoli of Patata Viola by Moreno Cedroni. With sweet mash potatoes, sesame milk, purple cabbage sauerkraut,creamed salt cod, liquidised parsey.
then le Violette to the Bartlàz, a traditional piadina tortello filled of squacquerone cheese of the Romagna region, that you can simply prepare just grilling for a couple of minutes,

Surgital Bartlàz, a traditional piadina tortello
No water as well, for the
newest tortellini Fini
just throw them in a pan, a glass of water and your favorite sauce.

Chef Daniele Persegani
The Consorzio Prociutto Parma hosted Chef Daniele Persegani who filled different bread including a tomato bread) with prosciutto di Parma,
Talking of prosciutto…
i did try so may and soooo excellent ones, that I am satisfied for the rest of the year!
One for all , I ‘d like to mention the Langhirano based Pio Tosini
who served an amazing 30 months old prosciutto di Parma

30 months old prosciutto by Langhirano based Pio Tosini.
More prosciutto? Let’s go with the San Daniele, actually San Dan,

San Dan also produces a tasty speck
a factory located in Friuli that also produces a tasty speck.
Many healthy amazing novelties such as ActiLemon,mini doses of bio lemon to drink in the morning with warm water
or Likion yellow pumpkin added to Itaian Goji.
Forget the diet and indulge with Burro De Paoli, I adored the salted one,

Burro De Paoli, I loved the salted one

Chef Mario Gismudo.delicious cheesecake
I also love to mention the cheese cake of Chef Mario Gismudo.
Finally, the ‘magnificent seven’…are back.!
This time they are seven friends producers and interpreters of the most virtuous Italian gastronomy.They named themselves UNICI (the uniques)

A ‘The magnificent Seven’ Unici
: La Via Del Tè a florentine company pioneering the culture of tea,

Teatime in Florence with La Via Del Tè
Il Borgo Del Balsamico balsamic vinegar, launching the trendy pocktable balsamic a porter, Mattei Biscuits established in believe it or not…1858 and famous for its
almond cantuccini , Pasta Mancini artisan pasta made from durum wheat,
La Nicchia capers and other products from beautiful Pantelleria Island, Savini Truffles a family tradition started in Tuscany back in 1920, Ursini Extra Vergin Olive Oil
among some unique yummy sauces.
CIBUS will enchante its visitors Until May 12th. The event is easily accessible thanks to the free bus (pretty crowded but still happily chaotic), which runs every 15 minutes connecting the center of Parma and the train station with the fair.

Il Borgo Del Balsamico launches a trendy pocktable balsamic to go
One day ticket 45 euro, two days 80 euro, 4 days 95 euro.
Not cheap, I know but believe me, it’s totally worth!.
All info at www.cibus.it
United to Dance equals Dance to Unite
Dance to Unite
One Way or Another featuring live music from Debbie Harry.
Dance to Unite, Inc. is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to use dance as a vehicle to teach and to celebrate cultural diversity.The evening will be a celebration of artistic excellence and cultural diversity to benefit
Dance to Unite’s expanding free after-school dance and education programs. This year, Dance to Unite proudly honors Jenny Morgenthau, who recently retired after 32 years as the Executive Director of the Fresh Air Fund. As part of the celebration, students of Dance to Unite will perform to music icon and Blondie lead singer, Debbie’s biggest hits live.
Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at 6pm at The World School Chelsea, 259 Tenth Avenue, NYC,
A swan lake…like you never saw before
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OH NOOO…STARBUCKS OPENS IN MILAN
Starbucks arrives. In Milan. It’s official
The first Italian Starbucks will open in early 2017, in downtown Milan.
The “bad” news was recently announced in Milan by Howard Schultz,
the great chief of the Seattle giant.
The address is secret, but allegedly Starbucks will open in other Italian cities during the year.
Apparently the Italian Starbucks will “pay tribute to Italian culture” (yeah sure)
and will serve “with great humility” a coffee blend
created especially for the Milanese tastes.
Get ready for those ugly “frapuccino” and those artificially flavoured “latte”….
Like the Italians needed another McDonalds invasion…

Put together the “Swan Song ” a vaudeville by Chekhov about an old actor in a
The result is an amazing new version of one of the most celebrated ballet in the history The Swan Lake,
A contemporary ballet that ancient dancers remember and recreate with enormous love and pain.
Soloists Roberta De Simone, Claudia Vecchi, Luca Pannacci and Siro Guglielmi, among all the artists of the Balletto di Roma certainly know how give to the audience some emotional, intense, unforgettable moments.