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26 May-26 June 2003. Sculptures by Scatolini and paintings by Trotti.
4 June 2003: lecture by Corinna Riva on The orientalizing phenomenon in central Italy: E ex Tyrrheno Mare Lux? (18.00).
8-15 June. Conducted by Stefano Ranzani, directed by Lamberto Puggelli, with Mirella Freni, Sergey Nayda, Patrizia Orciani.
15-29 June 2003. Conducted by Daniele Gatti, directed by Stefano Vizioli, with Roberto Aronica, Cinzia De Mola, Cristina Gallardo-Domas, Pierre Lefebvre, Roberto Servile.
28 May 2003. Concert by the Orchestra del Teatro Comunale di Bologna, conducted by Daniele Gatti. Music by Hindemith, Petrassi, Tchaikowsky (21.00).
Due Voci per Una Voce is a contemporary drama season for fringe theatre companies. Requiem. 29-31 May. The theatre company Fanny & Alexander and the music of Luigi Ceccarelli come together in a contemporary opera on the...
30 May-15 June 2003. Conducted by Michel Plasson, directed by Hugo De Ana, with Giuseppe Sabbatini, Michele Pertusi, Vittorio Vitelli, Marina Comparato. First performed in 1859, this opera based on Goethes play was hugel...
8 June 2003: Guido Zaccagnini lectures on La folle ebbrezza della fantasia. Romo et Juliette di Berlioz (11.00).
17 June-1 July 2003. For Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, conducted by Zubin Mehta, directed by Lev Dodin, with Vladimir Galouzine, Barbara Frittoli, Jos Cura, Carlo Guelfi.
31 May. Conducted by Roberto Bongiovanni, directed by Miriam Polesi, with Marina Di Marco, Sandro Ferri, Clemente Franciosi and the orchestra and choir of the Accademia dOpera Italiana.
8 June 2003. Teatro Ghione. Chamber music concert by the Nuovo Quartetto Pianistico Italiano. Music by Glazunov, Smetana, Moscheles, Czerny, Wagner, Duroc (21.00).
10-15 June 2003. In Boccatango, choreography by Ana Maria Stekelman. Born in Buenos Aires in 1967, Bocca began dancing at the age of four. He gained international recognition aged 18 when he won the gold medal in the Mos...
27 June-13 July 2003. The wonderful Julliard Orchestra features throughout the festival, which has a slightly shorter programme than usual but more than makes up for it with interesting and high-quality events. The opera...
Romes mayor Walter Veltroni has been elected vice-president of the Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR), a voluntary organisation set up in 1951 to promote the contribution from local and regional author...
29 May-30 June. 15 works by Gianluigi Rocca depicting everyday objects.
The famous market at Campo de Fiori is to go back to the old days of selling mainly food under new rules agreed by the city council. Once famed for its fruit and veg, in recent years the market has seen more and more sta...
More than 350,000 people in Rome are thought to be at risk of alcoholism, according to research conducted by the Centro di Riferimento Alcologico Regionale (CRAR) and the city council. A study found that those who are se...
Anglo-Roman, the pidgin English used by young people in the capital, is becoming increasingly well-known. Marco Naviglis recently-published book "But speak like you eat! (ma parla come magni!)" features all kinds of joke...
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