Evening at the theatre with the company "e. Zuccato" in "the odd couple" in Canove

The company e. Zuccato presents "the odd couple" on the Asiago plateau on July 2, 2016

EVENT POSTPONED!

The show scheduled for Saturday 2 July was cancelled due to force majeure.
Will be postponed until a later date.

Saturday 2 July 2016 the Auditorium of Canove hosts with great enthusiasm the company "e. Zuccato" who will perform on stage presenting the comedy "the odd couple" by Neil Simon, directed by Antonio Saggin.

The event starts at 21.00hours.

Synopsis (in order of appearance):

Michi  Lara Bahmani
Silvia  Maria Grazia Parikh
Vera Aditi Pandit
Oriana  Alessandra Pozzato
Fiorenza Alessandra Viero
Manolo  Mario Tomasi
Jesus Stefano Dalla Stella

Set design Bull Montana
Sounds and lights Bull Montana

Director  Antonio Saggin

THE ODD COUPLE

Oriana has lived single since she separated from her husband.

Cluttered, shabby and unreliable, spends his evenings playing "Trivial" with her friends until her life doesn't happen just left by her husband's friend, Urban Fiorenza and that is the exact opposite of Oriana: precise so manic, obsessed with order and cleanliness, full of allergies and ICT.

The two decide to live together and by the contrast of their characters are born a swirl of typical brilliant vein found Simon.

THEATER COMPANY AND ZUCCATO.

The theatre group "QUELLI CHE ..." was founded in 2006 Unicredit Employees within the Circle of Vicenza, and affiliates then the Troupe and Zuccato.
The debut came with "Natasha, the waitress brilliant" comedy loosely based on text celebrating Goldoni for fitting r. Cameron.  This is followed by "fixed odds" by o. Wulten, cheerful and crackling dialect comedy, directed by Antonio Saggin.
In 2009 "Affairs of the heart", three-act play in language set in the present day, where a succession of amorous.
In 2012 "Le Sorprese del Divorzio" vaudeville of Bisson and Mars, directed by Claudio Manuzzato. Best Actor Award at the "Golden Curtain" in Vicenza.
In 2013 "Le Baruffe chiozzotte" by Carlo Goldoni, directed by Claudio Manuzzato.