Monday, October 04, 2021
Campania Teatro Festival 21: A Conversation with Ruggero Cappuccio at the Real Bosco di Capodimonte
The Theatre Times: The Real Bosco di Capodimonte is more than a public park in Naples: it is a Paradise, not far from the center of the city. The visitors have the possibility to enjoy a huge, green area with a prestigious history connected to the Bourbon dynasty, and have the impression to walk in an enchanted and peaceful space. It is a place of relax and meditation, in which Art and Nature create a wonderful duet. In fact, the park hosts the Royal Palace and the Royal Museum of Capodimonte with their countless treasures, including the beautiful Capodimonte ceramics.
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I really enjoyed this consideration of space that the venue took up. The show did not start once you were sitting down for the performance or when you got to the venue for that performance but took into consideration what it would take to get into the space, what headspace these actions would put the audience members in, though the thought of accessibility on the top of the hill might be an issue considering the emphasis they placed on discounted tickets and involvement/accessibility, example being variety of languages and performances to interest and engage anyone, I do personally enjoy this idea of a historically relevant and important show in a place with historical significance still looking into the present, using contemporary playwright and improving and not staying in the same place that they have always been in. I will however say that my overall impression of the article was that this was a very positive impression and seemed like they might not have gone over everything, with language such as impeccable and flawless.
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