Aggiungi un posto a tavola in Florence

This beloved Italian musical comedy, first staged in 1974, tells the story of Don Silvestro, a priest in a remote mountain village who receives a divine call to build an ark and save his community from a second great flood. The show blends humor, romance, and a touch of the miraculous as the villagers grapple with faith, love, and the challenge of building an ark.

Audiences can expect a lively production featuring memorable songs like "Peccato che sia peccato" and "Concerto per prete e campane," with a rotating stage and intricate wooden sets that have been a hallmark of the show since its debut. The performance captures the warmth and wit of the original, with characters such as the lovestruck Clementina, the bumbling Mayor, and the spirited Consolazione bringing the story to life.

This Florence staging offers a chance to experience a classic of Italian theatre, known for its enduring appeal and its message of forgiveness and community. The show's international success, including a West End run, underscores its universal charm.