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Lecce, the protagonists of “The bad Guy” bring “Gilgamesh” to the Paisiello Theatre

On stage Luigi Lo Cascio, Vincenzo Pirrotta and Giovanni Calcagno

Lecce, the protagonists of “The bad Guy” bring “Gilgamesh” to the Paisiello Theatre.

The 2022/2023 theater season organized by the Municipality of continues Lecce in collaboration with the Teatro Pubblico Pugliese.

On Wednesday 8 February at the Apollo Theater Luigi Lo Cascio, Vincenzo Pirrotta and Giovanni Calcagno bring to the stage “Gilgamesh – The Epic of He Who Saw All”, with the curtain opening at 21.00 pm. Bringing the show on the world's oldest poem to the stage are, together with Calcagno, Lo Cascio and Pirrotta, protagonists of one of the most followed series of the moment, "The bad Guy" on Amazon Prime.

Gilgamesh – The epic of he who saw all

About two centuries ago, while excavating Ashurbanipal's library in Nineveh, archaeologists unearthed a series of tablets. When cuneiform writing was deciphered, they revealed the title of a poem: Of Him Who Saw the Depths and Foundations of the Earth.

Gilgamesh is the oldest poem in the world. It is the story of a young king who, after experiencing the pain of the death of his best friend, leaves the throne to go in search of the secret of eternal life. At the end of his wanderings, after having interrogated the only man who survived the Flood, he returns to his homeland with the certainty that man's destiny is to be mortal.

Gilgamesh's journey to the ends of the world, from a heroic point of view, is a complete failure, but his defeat becomes a new point of understanding the things of life.

Live box office and online tickets

Tickets starting from 15 euros available online at this link, in all Vivaticket sales points and at the Paisiello Theater box office on Tuesdays from 10.00 to 13.00, on Fridays from 16.30 to 19.30, on Saturdays from 16.30 to 19.30.

The Apollo Theater box office will be open on the evening of the show starting from 18.30 pm.

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