The exiled Perugian nobles, the so-called Beccherini, fought with Braccio, while the Perugians of the opposing party, the Raspanti, that is, the nobles and members of the “grasso popolo” (the wealthy people), the rising bourgeois class, fought with Malatesta. Having won the battle, Braccio Fortebraccio obtained the keys to the city and the government of Perugia, thus beginning his rule and putting an end to the bloody infighting between the two factions.
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Guiding the audience through this unexpected experience was pianist and composer Giovanni Vannoni, a familiar face in the local music scene, who brought “Il Circo” to life alongside the Badabam company.
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Booking.com has included the city among the ten most welcoming destinations in the world in 2025, the only Italian reality to be able to boast this title.
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For the great Pirandello, theatre staged the contrast between inner life, drives and conventions in which the individual is forced to live. In ancient Greece, tragedy was considered a kind of ‘collective therapy’ that allowed liberation from negative emotions, creating a sense of peace.
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His agency representing opera artists (singers, directors, conductors, choreographers, costume designers), ‘Trucco Management’, offers numerous opportunities to artists, administrations, institutions and cultural associations.
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