Le baccanti 2021
Euripides' “The Bacchae,” directed by Catalan Carlus Padrissa, one of the founders of La Fura dels Baus, a company celebrated worldwide for its ability to rewrite the language of contemporary theater, opens the 56th edition of the Greek Theater Festival in Syracuse.
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Euripides' “The Bacchae,” directed by Catalan Carlus Padrissa, one of the founders of La Fura dels Baus, a company celebrated worldwide for its ability to rewrite the language of contemporary theater, opens the 56th edition of the Greek Theater Festival in Syracuse.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:141 minutes
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Cast
Carlus Padrissa
Director
Lucia Lavia
Dioniso
Stefano Santospago
Cadmo
Ivan Graziano
Penteo
Spyros Chamilos
Primo messaggero 1
Francesca Piccolo
Primo messaggero 2
Antonio Bandiera
Secondo messaggero
Linda Gennari
Agave
Simonetta Cartia
Corifea
Elena Polic Greco
Corifea
Rosario D'Aniello
Guardia
Gabriele Crisafulli
Guardia
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