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ENRICO LUZZINiente storie, 2010

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Enrico Luzzi has a little European boy’s hankering for theWild West, a man’s longing for simplicity.He studied at the Accademia delle Belle Arti in Rome andbegan having solo shows in 1976, all the while working asa set designer for the stage and for films.His paintings are of homesteads, log cabins, stables, peopledby lone men in working clothes. Figures are not splendid buthomespun in poses involving humdrum tasks or struggles.Shoes, song birds, cups with steaming contents, the groupsof men, dwell in an immutable landscape, far from surfeit orgadgetry, not stark or overly friendly but beautifully plain anddefining. Outlined with deadpan innocence, these images,ignoring our ferociously technological period, speak of theageless ways of things as blandly and directly as fables.

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LOCAL ELECTIONS MAY 2011 James Walston

NORMA: LOST AMONG THE CYCLOPES Margaret Stenhouse

HOW TO BE A ZAVORRINA Geoffrey Watson

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WHAT’S ON & WHERE TO GO IN ITALY Linda Bordoni

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ity and provincial elections are supposed to be about street light-ing, potholes and rubbish collection but they rarely are. They arealways a thermometer for the national temperature and some-times a lot more.

On 15 and 16 May, Italians will vote for 11 provincial and more than 1,300town councils. In the contests where no candidate gets 50 per cent of thevote plus one there will be a run-off on 29 and 30 May. As part of a govern-ment economy drive, the number of councillors to be elected has beenreduced from 60 to 48 in cities with more than a million inhabitants.

The overall figures will be analysed with a soothsayer’s care for bird’sentrails to gauge support for a possible general election or governmentreshuffle. The two biggest coalitions are looking for an overall win: on theright there are Silvio Berlusconi’s Popolo della Libertà, (PdL), UmbertoBossi’s Lega Nord (LN) and their smaller allies, and on the left are thePartito Democratico (PD), Antonio Di Pietro’s Italia dei Valori (IdV) and NichiVendola’s Sinistra Ecologia Libertà (SEL). The relative gains of each partywill be more closely examined than the overall vote to determine thestrength of the present government and future coalitions in a general elec-tion. Particularly important will be what the PD, SEL and IdV poll on one sideand what the PdL/LN divide on the other.

Then there is the new centrist formation, Gianfranco Fini’s Futuro e Libertà(FLi), Pierferdinando Casini’s Unione dei Democratici Cristiani (UDC) andFrancesco Rutelli’s Alleanza per l’Italia, which is standing for the first timeand will have to prove itself.

On the far left is comedian Beppe Grillo’s Movimento 5 Stelle, whichcould be important in some of the northern cities as an indication of dissat-isfaction with the regular left.

The most closely watched races, for their size and the personalities invol-ved, will be in Milan, Naples, Turin and Bologna.

Milan is a key election for a number of reasons. The incumbent, centre-right mayor Letizia Moratti is not a hugely popular figure and though shewill probably win, a first round victory is not guaranteed. More importantthan Moratti’s personal success is that Berlusconi campaigned personally.He is Milanese so wants his own city to be a symbol of his success; he isalso being prosecuted in the Milan courts and has transformed the localelections into a plebiscite between himself and the courts; he is at the topof the electoral list for the PdL. His foreign minister and frequent spokes-man, Franco Frattini, has explicitly compared these elections to MassimoD’Alema staking his prime ministership on the outcome of the 2000 regionalelections, when D’Alema said he would resign if the centre-left lost. Theydid, and he resigned.

Moratti is not likely to lose but it is just possible that she might have to goto the run-off elections at the end of May. Latest opinion polls gave her just50.8 per cent of the vote with 17.2 per cent undecided.

Berlusconi’s criminal trials have figured high in the Milanese campaign; afterone of his court hearings, posters were put up across the city equating theMilan magistrates with the terrorist group the Red Brigades. There was an out-cry and even some criticism from President Napolitano, the least he could dogiven the number of magistrates killed by terrorists in the 1970s and 1980s.

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The author of the posters was the PdL activist Roberto Lassini, whooffered to stand down as a candidate. It turned out that his name could nolonger be removed from the ballot papers but Moratti said she would notaccept him in her council if he were elected. Berlusconi, in contrast, madeno open criticism (he too had called magistrates “terrorists”) and accordingto Lassini even telephoned to express his support. Bossi is also unhappy atBerlusconi staking all on his fight with the judiciary.

But if the centre right has its divisions, the centre left is no better. Its can-didate, Giuliano Pisapia (who rated 41 per cent in an April opinion poll), waschosen in a primary over the regular PD candidate. If he were to win, thenthe PD would have difficulty not to hold a primary for the party leader for thenext general elections, with the real risk that Vendola would win over thepresent leader Pier Luigi Bersani. So the centre left is fighting the electionson potholes, rubbish and street lighting – anything but national issues.

In Naples, not surprisingly, it is indeed a local issue, rubbish, which ishigh on the agenda and for that reason, the outgoing mayor Rosa RussoJervolino is not popular. There are ten candidates – the important or inter-esting ones are Gianni Lettieri on the centre right, Mario Morcone on thecentre left, supported by the PD and SEL but not IdV, which has its own can-didate, the magistrate Luigi De Magistris. The FLi candidate, RaimondoPasquino, will give a feel of how strong Fini’s party is. Then there isClemente Mastella (UDEUR), sometime minister of justice and symbol ofsouthern sleaze. A March poll gave an edge to Lettieri on the centre rightwith 32-36 per cent, but more to the combined centre left overall, withMorcone at 23-27 per cent, De Magistris at 20-24 per cent, Pasquino 8-12per cent and Mastella a miserable 1-2 per cent. A massive 43 per centremained undecided.

In Turin, former minister and PD candidate Piero Fassino should make iton the first round, while in Bologna the centre left’s Virginio Merola will cer-tainly win, but it would be a blow if it were forced to a run-off. Fini’s centreFLi could do well and needs to do so across the whole of the north if it isgoing to stand any chance in the general election. As an outsider, BeppeGrillo’s Movimento 5 Stelle civic lists polled 10 per cent in last year’sregional elections and could do the same again.

The details will be important, but once again, as in most elections in Italyfor the last 17 years, the main focus will be on Silvio Berlusconi rather thanon the roads and buses.

James Walston

LOCAL ELECTIONS MAY 2011The results of the local

elections will give an indicationof feelings about the

government and the next general elections

Candidates for mayor of Milan, Giuliano Pisapia (left) andLetizia Moratti (right), at the end of a pre-election debate.


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ur second trip into the lesser known areas of Lazio takes us intothe Monti Lepini, a straggling rocky chain of hills some 60 kmssouth of Rome between the Apennines and the Mediterranean.

For many centuries people believed that the enormous wallssurrounding the buried city of Norba in the Monti Lepini hills had been builtby the Cyclopes, the mythical one-eyed giants described by Homer in theOdyssey; it seemed impossible that the colossal stones could have beencut and raised by normal men. The walls, built without cement or mortar,encircle an archaeological site extending over 38 hectares on a high plateauthat dominates the Pontine plain and have withstood 2,500 years of wars,calamities and neglect, continuing to inspire awe today. Strangely, however,Norba and its post-Roman “new” town, Norma, barely a kilometre away, arelittle known, despite being directly above the famous Ninfa Gardens.

To get to Norma, you can take the Roma-Napoli autostrada, exiting atValmontone, but we preferred to follow a longer, but quieter route, startingat the town of Velletri in the Castelli Romani, easily reached from the ViaAppia Nuova and turning off at the Via dei Laghi after Ciampino airport.Once through Velletri, drive the 15 kms to Cori following the strada provin-ciale Velletri-Anzio (the SP 79/a) through a rural landscape of gardens, olivegroves and grazing sheep in rolling green pastures towards the Lepini hillslooming up on the horizon ahead.

It’s worth parking the car at Cori and taking a walk through the old town,which has impressive Roman ruins, including the Temple of Hercules, asection of “cyclopean” walls similar to those we are going to see in Norba,and the picturesque first-century BC Ponte della Catena bridge.

Going back to the car, follow the road in the direction of Latina-Cisterna,then turn left (Norma signposted) for the little-used Via Stoza that takes youup into the hills, passing Cori Monte on your left. A short distance after(500m), look out for the sharp right turn onto the Via degli Strammari. Thisis a special panoramic route through the Monti Lepini park, with sweepingviews over the Lepini range, dotted with mediaeval citadels, and thePontine plain to the Mediterranean, the promontory of S. Felice Circeo andthe Pontine islands. The road is named after the stramma, a local plantonce used for thatching that grows abundantly in the area. As you getnearer to Norma, you will probably start to see strange Icarus-figuresswooping around the sky: these are the hang-glider enthusiasts from theNorma hang-glider club. The rocky heights of the Norma-Norba plateauoffer ideal conditions for this sport.

The entrance to the Norba archaeolgical site is through the original PortaMaggiore, the great gate, flanked by towering 12m-high walls and a circu-

Olar tower built of colossal blocks of stone. These walls, which date back tothe fifth century BC, enclose the settlement and are considered to beamong the best preserved of their kind in Italy. They measure a total 2.5 kmsand vary in height according to the terrain. From the vantage point of theraised acropoli minore near the great gate, you can see over the entire site,with its paved streets and the excavated foundations of its temples, forum,dwelling houses, baths and a vast sunken basin, with an estimated capa-city of 4,000 cubic metres, that contained the town’s water supply.

Norba became a Roman colony in 492 BC. Its strategic position meantthat it played a key role in warding off attacks by the rebellious Volscipeoples, who inhabited the surrounding area. The most tragic episode inthe town’s history, however, was caused by the Romans. During the civil warof 81 BC, the Norbani unfortunately found themselves on the losing sideand, rather that surrender to the vengeful victor, Sulla, the townspeople setthe city on fire and committed collective suicide.

The new town of Norma was built in the early Middle Ages, when Norbawas finally abandoned. Norma has preserved its old mediaeval centre, withnarrow twisting streets that revolve round its old castle and parish church,which contains a revered image of the Madonna of Refuge. It’s worth visit-ing the fine little civic museum, created some 15 years ago inside the for-mer town hall building. The exhibition rooms have been imaginatively set upto give visitors an all-over picture of the ancient city of Norba. A series ofprojected images recreate temples, buildings and streets as they oncewere, illustrating the techniques used to build the walls, religious andmilitary practices and a virtual reality Roman kitchen, while a 20-minutevideo in the frescoed council chamber recounts the settlement’s history.Down in the basement, you can see the town’s old olive oil store, with itsenormous 18th-century terracotta jars still in their original place.

From Norma-Norba the road winds steeply down to the plain in a suc-cession of hairpin bends and leads to the celebrated Gardens of Ninfa,considered to be among the most beautiful in the world. The gardens,which are run by the Caetani Foundation, are open certain weekendsbetween April and October. All information is available on its website:www.fondazionecaetani.org.

Margaret Stenhouse

Norma civic museum: Weekdays 09.00-12.00. Sundays 09.00-12.30/15.30-18.30.Entrance €2.50.Where to eat: (and enjoy the wonderful view): LLaa PPiiccccoollaa FFoonnttaannaa, Piazza Roma, tel.0773353921, Monday closed.Fancy trying hang-gliding in a spectacular setting? NNoorrmmaa hhaanngg-gglliiddiinngg CClluubb aannddSScchhooooll, tel. 3393677210.

The stone walls surrounding the ancient towns of Norba and Norma continue to inspire awe.

NORMA: LOST AMONG THE CYCLOPES



ith a bit of luck, now that the fine weatheris coming, you’ll soon be invited for aride in the country. And if it’s on a motor-bike, you’ll love it. Motorcyclists in Italy

refer to their wives or girlfriends on the pillion seat asla zavorrina. It’s an endearing term that doesn’t tran-slate happily into English: la zavorra is, literally, “bal-last”, but the -ina suffix makes it much more friendlyand gentle. Perhaps the English slang “back-warmer”is kinder.

Your first ever motorbike ride as a zavorrina mightstart out nervously, but if the biker up front is experi-enced and considerate, it will soon turn into a joyyou’ll want to repeat as often as possible. There arefew delights like swinging the bike through the curvesof a mountain road (bikers swap tips about fun routeswith lots of curves, like the “millepieghe” SR79bisbetween Orvieto and Todi), or safely and legally accel-erating like a bullet up the open highway. Many com-pare it to horse-riding: the similarity is in the total one-ness between rider and mount, the way the whole unitfloats and sways with you an integral part of it, not amere appendage pressing buttons and operatingcontrols like those poor car-drivers (bikers call them“cagers”) you are leaving behind. Others say ridingthe graceful curves is like flying or swimming. So howto behave on the back seat? Here are a couple of fun-damental rules.

1. Always, but always protect your eyes. A fly at 30kph is painful. A fly at 60 kph can cause damage. A flyat 90 kph could temporarily blind you. Even if you wearspectacles anyway, always ensure your helmet’s visoris properly closed.

2. Don’t steer (even unintentionally) from the backseat. Except for parking or preparing to take off, amotorbike isn’t steered by the handlebars, unlike a carby the steering wheel. As soon as it is properly underway, a motorbike is steered by the shift in weight of thebiker; the handlebars are allowed to follow, but they are not the primarymeans of changing direction. This means that every sideways movementyou make will contribute to steering the bike left or right. If you need toretrieve something from your hip pocket, or turn around to look atsomething you’ve just rushed past, be aware that your movement will helpsteer the bike in a way the rider up front may not be expecting. And if youreact to the tilt of the bike as it goes into a curve by trying desperately tostay upright, that will affect the steering, too. Simply relax, and follow thesame tilt as the driver is making by staying aligned behind him or her, andmake sure all your sideways movements are slow and deliberate so thatthe rider has time to adjust.

3. Always hold on tight. Whatever you are doing, you should always haveat least one hand – better both – firmly gripping the passenger handles. Ifthere are none (and that’s rare), your hands should be firmly around the dri-ver’s waist. There will often be occasions when the driver has seen a trafficsituation developing which you hadn’t spotted, and he or she will need tomanoeuvre in a way you were not expecting. If this catches you unaware,you’re likely to find yourself swinging in a direction neither of you anticipa-ted, with a disastrous effect on the steering.

4. Always get confirmation of permission to mount or alight. The driverneeds to have both feet firmly planted on a reliable surface (no gravel or oilspills), and both hands firmly in charge of the handlebars, before you throwthat weight around, even if you weigh only 50 kg. You very quickly get intothe habit of asking: “On board?” or “Getting off?” and waiting for a confirm-

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atory “OK” or a nod. It very soon becomes second nature – especially afterthe time you climb on board once without permission and then help pullbiker and bike back up off the tarmac.

5. Enjoy it. If you’re still nervous and twitchy after the first 50 km,something’s wrong. Either the person up at the sharp end isn’t being con-siderate enough of your nervousness, or you’re not relaxed enough toenjoy it. Either way, one of you (or both) needs to adjust. Remember that abiker’s eye-level is considerably higher than that of a car driver, more likethat of a van or truck driver, so he or she can see much farther ahead, overand around the cars in front, and calculate traffic flows far better. (Unless, ofcourse, you’re on one of those racing bikes with the handlebars so low thatyou’re lying almost horizontal. But they’re not the best bikes for country tripsin due.) Also, a bike will find a comfortable gap between other vehicles thata car driver would never consider, so an overtaking manoeuvre in heavytraffic is often perfectly safe, even though somebody used to driving only acar might think it foolhardy.

A motorbike isn’t a moped. If you have the rare misfortune to be the zavor-rina of a biker who shows off like a motorinista, cutting across traffic, doingwheelies, shooting the red lights, and generally doing his or her best to annoyand drive up the blood pressure of those four-wheel softie cagers unfortunateenough to have to share the road with you, don’t be afraid to say, “Thanks,but no thanks.” These are the rare riders mainly responsible for the bad repu-tation of bikers, and other – serious – bikers despise and avoid them.

Geoffrey Watson

HOW TO BE AZAVORRINA

A word in defence of motorcyclists who are too often lumped together

with moped riders

The author and his zavorrina.

Below is a LIST OF THE MAJOR MUSEUMS AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN ROME; in general, ticket offices shut approximately onehour before final closing time. In most cases admission is free for EU citizens under 18 and over 65 and reduced for those aged 18-25. Book tickets for many Rome museums and archaeological sites on tel. 060608 or online at www.060608.it. Book tickets for theBorghese Museum, Etruscan Museum at Villa Giulia, Palazzo Barberini and Palazzo Corsini online at www.beniculturali.it.

For more details seewww.museiincomuneroma.it

and www.beniculturali.it.

STATE MUSEUMS

VATICAN MUSEUMS

CITY MUSEUMS

PRIVATE MUSEUMSDoria Pamphilj Gallery

Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, Via del Corso 305, tel.066797323. Residence of the Doria Pamphilj family,it contains the family’s private art collection, whichincludes a portrait by Velasquez, a sculpture byBernini, plus works by Raphael, Titian, Tintorettoand Caravaggio. 10.00-17.00.

Galleria ColonnaPalazzo Colonna, Via della Pilotta 17, tel.066784350. Private collection of works by

Veronese, Guido Reni, Pietro di Cortona andAnnibale Caracci. Open Sat 09.00-13.00 only.Private group tours of the collection are availableseven days a week on request. For visitors withspecial needs such as wheelchair access contactthe gallery to arrange alternative entrance.

Keats-Shelley Memorial HousePiazza di Spagna 26, tel. 066784235. Museum dedi-cated to the lives of three English Romantic poets –John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shelley and Lord Byron.

Mon-Fri 10.00-13.00, 14.00-18.00; Sat 11.00-14.00,15.00-18.00. Guided tours on prior booking.www.keats-shelley-house.org.

Museo CanonicaViale P. Canonica 2 (Villa Borghese), tel. 060608.The collection, private apartment and studio ofthe sculptor and musician Pietro Canonica whodied in 1959. 09.00-19.00. Mon closed. Guidedtours in Italian and English (book ten days inadvance).

Viale del Vaticano, tel. 0669883860. Not only theSistine Chapel but also the Egyptian and Etruscan col-lections and the Pinacoteca. Mon-Sat 09.00-18.00.

Sun (and bank holidays) closed except last Sun ofmonth (free entry, 08.30-12.30). All times refer to lastentry. For group tours of the museums and Vatican

gardens tel. 0669884667. For private tours (museumonly) tel. 0669884947. Closed 26 December and 6January, Easter Sunday and Monday.

Baths of Diocletian Viale Enrico de Nicola 78, tel. 0639967700. Part of theprotohistorical section of the Museo NazionaleRomano in the Baths of Diocletian plus the restoredcloister by Michelangelo. 09.00-19.45. Mon closed.

Borghese MuseumPiazzale Scipione Borghese (Villa Borghese), tel.06328101. Sculptures by Bernini and Canova, paint-ings by Titian, Caravaggio, Raphael, Correggio. 09.00-19.30. Mon closed. Entry times at 09.00, 11.00, 13.0015.00, 17.00. Guided tours in English and Italian.

Castel S. Angelo MuseumLungotevere Castello 50, tel. 066819111. EmperorHadrian’s mausoleum used by the popes as a fortress,prison and palace. 09.00-19.00. Mon closed.

Colosseum, Palatine and Roman Forum Colosseum: Piazza del Colosseo. Palatine: entrances atPiazza di S. Maria Nova 53 and Via di S. Gregorio 30.Roman Forum: entrances at Largo Romolo e Remo 5-6and Piazza di S. Maria Nova 53, tel. 0639967700. 08.30-19.15. Single ticket gives entry to the Colosseum and thePalatine (including the Museo Palatino; last entry onehour before closing). Guided tours in English and Italian.

Crypta BalbiVia delle Botteghe Oscure 31, tel. 0639967700.Museum dedicated to the Middle Ages on the site ofthe ancient ruins of the Roman Theatre of Balbus.09.00-19.00. Mon closed. Guided tours in Italian.

Galleria Nazionale d’Arte ModernaViale delle Belle Arti 131, tel. 06322981. Nationalcollection of modern art. 08.30-19.30. Mon closed.Guided tours in English (on prior booking) andItalian.

MAXXIVia Guido Reni 6, tel. 063210181. National Museum of21th-century art, designed by Zaha Hadid. Tues-Sun11.00-19.00, Thurs and Sat 11.00-22.00. Mon closed.

Museo dei Fori Imperiali and Trajan’s MarketsVia IV Novembre 94, tel. 060608. Museum dedica-ted to the forums of Caesar, Augustus, Nerva andTrajan and the Temple of Peace. 09.00-19.00. Monclosed.

Museo delle Arti e Tradizioni PopolariPiazza G. Marconi 10, EUR, tel. 060608. TraditionalItalian tools, crafts, clothing, furniture, musical instru-ments, jewellery. Tues-Fri 09.00-18.00, Sat-Sun 09.00-20.00. Mon closed. Guided tours in Italian on priorbooking.

Museo Nazionale d’Arte OrientaleVia Merulana 248, tel. 0646974832. Interestingnational collection of oriental art with some specialexhibitions from its own collection and specialloans. Tues, Wed, and Fri. 09.00-14.00. Thurs, Sat,Sun. 09.00-19.30. Mon closed. Guided tours inItalian on Sun (11.00 and 17.00).

Museo Nazionale del Palazzo VeneziaVia del Plebiscito 118, tel. 0669994285. Residence ofPope Paul II in the 15th century, it was the embassy ofthe Republic of Venice and then of the Austrian Empire.Paintings, sculpture, bronzes by Pisanello and Bernini.08.30-19.30, Mon closed.

Museo Preistorico ed Etnografico L. PigoriniPiazza G. Marconi 14, EUR, tel. 06549521. PrehistoricItalian artefacts and ethnological material fromvarious cultures. 10.00-18.00.

Palazzo AltempsPiazza S. Apollinare 46, tel. 0639967700. Ancient sculp-ture from the Museo Nazionale Romano, including theLudovisi collection. 09.00-19.45. Mon closed.

Palazzo Barberini Via delle Quattro Fontane 13, tel. 064824184. Nationalcollection of 13th- to 16th-century paintings. 08.30-19.30. Mon closed.

Palazzo Massimo alle TermeLargo di Villa Peretti 1, tel. 0639967700. ImportantRoman paintings, mosaics, sculpture, coins and an-tiquities from the Museo Nazionale Romano, includingthe Kircherian collection. 09.00-19.45. Mon closed.

VittorianoPiazza Aracoeli, tel. 066991718. Monument to VittorioEmanuele II and Italian unity. Also Museo Centrale delRisorgimento. 10.00-16.00. Mon closed. Entry free.

ACEA (Montemartini) Art CentreVia Ostiense 106, tel. 060608. Over 400 pieces ofancient sculpture from the Capitoline Museums areon show in a former power plant. 09.00-19.00. Monclosed. Guided tours in English for groups if reservedin advance.

Capitoline MuseumsPiazza del Campidoglio, tel. 060608. The city’s col-lection of ancient sculpture in Palazzo Nuovo andPalazzo dei Conservatori, plus the Tabularium andthe Pinacoteca. 09.00-20.00. Mon closed. Guidedtours for groups in English and Italian on Sat andSun.

MACRO Via Reggio Emilia 54, tel. 060608. The city’s collec-

tion of contemporary art, plus temporary exhibitionspace. Via Reggio Emilia 09.00-19.00. Mon closed.Also MACRO Future, Piazza Orazio Giustiniani 4, tel.060608. Open for temporary exhibitions only 16.00-24.00. Mon closed.

Museo BarraccoCorso Vittorio Emanuele II 166, tel. 0668806848. Acollection of mainly pre-Roman sculpture. Tues-Sun09.00-19.00. Mon closed.

Museo dell’Ara PacisLungotevere in Augusta, tel. 060608. Home of theRoman altar to peace commissioned by EmperorCaesar Augustus in the 1st century AD. The museumwas designed by American architect Richard Meier.09.00-19.00. Mon closed.

Museo NapoleonicoPiazza di Ponte Umberto 1, tel. 060608. Paintings,sculptures and jewellery related to Napoleon and theBonaparte family. 09.00-19.00. Mon closed. Guidedtours in Italian and English.

Museo di Roma – Palazzo BraschiVia S. Pantaleo 10, tel. 060608. The city’s collectionof paintings, etchings, photographs, furniture andclothes from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.09.00-19.00. Mon closed. Guided tours in Englishand Italian on prior booking tel. 0682059127.

Palazzo delle EsposizioniVia Nazionale 194, tel. 0639967500. Large spacewhich hosts several travelling exhibitions eachyear. Tues, Wed, Thurs 10.00-20.00. Fri and Sat10.00-22.30. Sun 10.00-20.00. Mon closed.


Photo by Dina Dancu.

by Linda Bordoni

DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI, EDWARD BURNE-JJONES Il mito dell’Italia nell’Inghilterra Vittoriana 24 Feb-112 JuneRossetti (1828-1882) and Burne-Jones (1833-1895) were amongthe leading painters of the Preraphaelite Brotherhood, a movementwhich, much like the Nazarene Brotherhood in Germany shortlybefore it, burgeoned in England in mid-19th century. They wished tore-invent the clarity of line, colour and subject matter before theadvent of Raphael, which had bewitched them in their fashionabletravels in Italy. These Victorians wanted less fuss and wonders andcomplicated bodies and draperies, and preferred to depict simple,not grandiose, scenes from the bible and mediaeval history, to ren-der their figures speaking and humble. Like most British art it has aliterary bent. It is indicative that from Turner to today’s Damien Hirstthe very titles of works are always an integral part of the whole, whichalways tells a story. The emphasis is on explaining things, hardlyentering the adventure of exploring the elements of picture-makingitself. The Preraphaelites remind you of fairytale-book illustration,probably because they were the first to be masters of it. But illustra-tion simply explains reality and hardly ever transcends it. The twoleaders of those who held sway in the movement are here repre-sented in drawings, prints, large cartoons preliminary to oils, and oilsthemselves. They are hardly down to earth, nor are they storieswithout complexities. They show pink fleshy English girls with nestsof shimmering auburn hair in clinging, sometimes transparent, gla-mourous gowns or night-shirts, and their protectors, shepherds andknights in gleaming armour, languidly posing in banks of lilies, roses

and pomegranate buds. Damsels in distress, goose girls, virgins, Ophelias, princelings and angelsdwell in misty mauves, blood reds, metallic greens, wavering greys and brown purples.For those of us who have seen the Preraphaelites in English museums and wish to refresh ourunderstanding of them, this ambitiously installed showing seems ambiguous and sometimesconfusing – though the catalogue sorts it out excellently. The work has been brought fromprovincial museums and the holdings of auction houses mostly. And what are rows and rows ofmechanical reproductions of Botticelli et al – colour lithographs mind you – doing here anyways?What makes the show attractive is the presence of the art of the masters presumed to have influen-ced the Preraphaelites: first of all there is a small saint’s head by Giotto, almond-eyed and quietlyenchanting, tempera on wood. Then there are oils by Crivelli, Carpaccio, Perugino, Raphael him-self, Titian, Tiepolo, Veronese – mostly moderate works, but interesting in the context. But you arerewarded by a deliciously blue, quite small, watercolour of Venice by Joseph Mallord WilliamTurner; and two of his shimmering sundrenched sea and landscapes in oils. Also shown areVictorian Italians of the same period, close to the Preraphaelites: Nino Costa, G.A. Sartorio, Adolfode Carolis and the symbolist Gaetano Previati – all endowed with a special luminosity. But give yourself a treat: rush to Via Nazionale and enter St Paul’s-within-the-Walls and enjoy aPreraphaelite in full glory: the Burne-Jones mosaics The Annunciation and Tree of Life unveiled in 1907. Here are your saints and angels in glittering splendour.

G.RANDI N.UCLEI A.RTE M.ODERNA Until 12 JuneNote that G.N.A.M. (Galleria Nazionale dell’Arte Moderna) from its vast holdings of contemporaryItalian art, which for a time was huddled together as in an attic, has recently extracted ten nucleiof works of their most outstanding artists. Now you can enjoy them neatly installed in large openspaces, each alone. The section devoted to Fontana is the most splendid, dominated by a king-size red canvas, elegantly slashed in just the right places. Further there is influential and signifi-cant work by Burri, Gnoli, Leoncillo, Manzoni, Novelli, and by Afro, Capogrossi, Consagra,Guerrini. A pleasing reconsideration for stimulating fresh viewing.

Edith Schloss

Galleria Nazionale dell’Arte Moderna, Viale delle Belle Arti 131, tel. 0632298221. 08.30-19.30. Mon closed.


ROMENOTTE DEI MUSEIMuseums, galleries, monuments and archaeo-logical sites in Rome and throughout Italy areopen to the public free of charge on the nightof 14 May from 20.00-02.00, last admission at01.00, with numerous events taking place inabout 80 of the capital’s cultural institutions.www.museiincomuneroma.it, tel. 060608.

100 CAPOLAVORI dallo Städel Museo diFrancoforte: Impressionism, Expressionism,Avant-GGarde 1 April-117 July The collection of Frankfurt’s Städel museumwas founded in 1815 by merchant bankerJohann Friedrich Städel. The exhibition offers

100 masterpieces that serve as an overview onthe history of European art and is divided intoseven chronological categories. It opens with asection on early 19th-century German classicismand includes Tischbein’s famous 1787 portrait ofGoethe in the Roman countryside which be-came synonymous with the Italian Grand Tour.The French impressionist section features workby Corot, Courbet, Degas and Renoir, while theSymbolist movement is perhaps the best repre-sented, with paintings by Böcklin, Ensor,Moreau, Munch and Redon. Also featured areavant-garde movements that grew up aroundExpressionism, and ground-breaking later workby artists such as Ernst, Klee and Picasso.Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Via Nazionale 194, tel.0639967500.

ALL’ALTARE DI DIO 28 April-225 Sept Organised to coincide with the beatification ofPope John Paul II. The exhibit reveals some ofKarol Wojtyla’s more intimate aspects with aselection of some 150 photographs, most ofthem by Vittoriano Rastelli. Thanks to thecollaboration with RAI, videos focusing on thelife, teachings and faith of the Polish pontiff arefeatured together with some of his personalbelongings. Palazzo Caffarelli, Musei Capitolini,tel. 060608. 09.00-20.00. Mon closed.

CAPUT MUNDI Recent work by Andy Devane 14 May Since moving to Rome in 2000, the ambienceand sites of the Eternal City have captured theimagination of Irish artist Andy Devane. Hislatest exhibition of 22 paintings and illustra-tions continues his trademark mixture ofhistory and whimsy, and follows last year’ssuccessful London show. Caput Mundi is forone night only and will be launched by PatrickHennessy, ambassador of Ireland to Italy.Pontifical Irish College, Via dei Santi Quattro 1,www.andydevane.com. 18.30-20.00.

LORENZO LOTTO 1480-11556 2 March-112 June This retrospective covers Lotto’s artistic life andhighlights the poetic qualities of the artist whocombined some of the traditional elements of15th-century art with the innovative elements ofthe baroque age. Scuderie del Quirinale, ViaXXIV Maggio 16, tel. 0639967500. 10.00-20.00.Fri and Sat 10.00-22.30. Mon closed.

MICHELANGELO PISTOLETTO: Da uno a molti, 1956-11974 4 March-115 August Organised with the Philadelphia Museum ofArt, the exhibition presents over 100 worksfrom both American and European private col-lections. It follows Pistoletto’s developmentfrom the first portraits in the mid-1950s throughto the collective actions of the late 1960s andearly 1970s. MAXXI, Via Guido Reni 4/a, tel.0639967350. 11.00-19.00. Thurs and Sat11.00-22.00. Mon closed.

NERONE 1 April-118 SeptThe exhibition highlights the many faces of thecruel Roman Emperor Nero, who according tolegend, set fire to Rome and had his motherand stepbrother killed, amongst other atroci-ties. Through documents and artefacts theexhibition illustrates Nero’s role in culture andhis influence as a political reformer. Showing atvarious sites in the Roman Forum, the PalatineHill and the Colosseum. For information tel.060608. 08.30-17.00.

RITRATTI Le Tante Facce del Potere 10 March-225 Sept The present exhibition, the second in the five-year project organised by the CapitolineMuseums, I Giorni di Roma, focuses onancient Roman portraiture with a selection of150 heads and busts, as well as full-lengthstatues mostly of Roman emperors. The exhi-bition starts with the late Roman republicanperiod and ends with Imperial Rome. Musei Capitolini. Via del Campidoglio 1, tel.0667102475, www.museicapitolini.org. Tue-Sun 09.00-20.00.

EXHIBITIONS

by LindaBordonifor up-to-date what’s on listings see www.wantedinrome.com

Proserpine by Dante GabrielRossetti at the Preraphaelite

exhibition in the NationalGallery of Modern Art.

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POESIA DELLA NATURA Acquerelli di Onorato Carlandi 17 March-33 July The selection of watercolour paintings byOnorato Carlandi is from the collectionsbelonging to Modena’s Gallery of Modern Art.Carlandi (1848-1939), is widely consideredthe greatest Italian watercolourist of the 20thcentury. Museo di Roma Palazzo Braschi,Piazza S. Pantaleo 10, tel. 060608. 09.00-19.00. Mon closed.

MIRKO NEL TEMPO E NEL MITO 1 April-117 July About 80 sculptures andpaintings and 50 drawingscelebrate 100 years since thebirth of the Italian sculptorMirko Basaldella (1910-1969). Casino dei Principi,Villa Torlonia, Via Nomentana70, tel. 060608.

WORLD PRESS PHOTO 29 April-223 May The World Press Photo is the world’s largest andmost prestigious annual press photography con-test. The exhibition is the result of a worldwideannual competition attracting entries from leadingphoto journalists from agencies, newspapers andmagazines. Prize-winning photographs are as-sembled into a travelling exhibition that is seen insome 45 countries. Besides Press Photo of theYear, the 13-member jury awards three more prizesin ten categories: spot news, general news, peo-ple in the news, sports and action, sports report-ing, current issues, daily life, portraits, arts andentertainment, nature. Museo di Roma in Tras-tevere, Piazza S. Egidio 1/b, tel. 060608. 10.00-20.00. Mon closed.

VENICEBiennale di Venezia4 June-227 Nov The 54th International Art Exhibition, directedby Bice Curiger, is entitled ILLUMInazioni –

ILLUMInations this year. Althoughit unfolds in the central pavilion atGiardini, at the Arsenale andelsewhere around Venice, it isconceived as a single event thatfeatures 82 artists from all over theworld, including 32 young artistsborn after 1975 and 32 women art-ists. www.labiennale.org. 10.00-18.00. Mon closed.

For a more complete list of exhibitions in Rome see

www.wantedinrome.com.

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ACCADEMIA FILARMONICA ROMANAConcerts at Teatro Olimpico, Piazza G. daFabriano, tel. 063265991. For information Acca-demia Filarmonica Romana, Via Flaminia 118,tel. 063201752, www.filarmonicaromana.org.12 May. Evelyn Glennie in concert: music andimprovisation for percussions (21.00).

AMICI DELLA MUSICA DI ROMAConcerts in St Andrew’s Church, Via XXSettembre 7. For booking and information tel.3336470115, www.amicimusicaroma.it. 14 May. Guitar recital by Stefano Mingo. Musicby Jobim, Powell, Guinga, Bellinati (18.30).

ASSOCIAZIONE INTERNAZIONALE AMICI DELLA MUSICA SACRAConcerts in the Basilica of St Ignatius, Piazza S.Ignazio unless otherwise specified. Forbooking and information tel. 0668805816,www.amicimusicasacra.com.16 May. Concert by the Cantica Nova, the S.Genesio, and the Agostino Agazzari Choirs andby the Orchestra Sinfonica Città di Grosseto con-ducted by Michele Manganelli. Music byDomenico Bartolucci (21.00).

ASSOCIAZIONE ROMA SINFONIETTASpring concert season at the Sala GiacomoPuccini, Lungotevere Thaon De Revel 1. Forbooking and information tel. 063236104,www.romasinfonietta.com. 19 May. Concert by the Gruppo StrumentaleMusica d’Oggi conducted by FrancescoLanzillotta, with Peppe Servillo actor. Music byPetrassi and Stravinsky (19.00).

ACCADEMIA NAZIONALE DI S. CECILIA Auditorium Parco della Musica, Viale P. deCoubertin. For booking and information tel.068082058, www.santacecilia.it.11 May. Piano recital by Grigory Sokolov. Musicby Bach and Schumann (20.30).14 May. Concert by the Orchestra, Choir andBoys’ Choir of S. Cecilia conducted by SemyonBychkov, with Marina Poplavskaya soprano, PaulGroves tenor and Dietrich Henschel baritone.Britten’s War Requiem (20.30). Repeated 16 May(21.00), 17 May (19.30).18 May. Concert by the West-Eastern DivanOrchestra conducted by Daniel Barenboim.Music by Mahler and Beethoven (21.00).

21 May. Concert conducted by Juraj Valcuha,with Alexander Lonquiche piano. Music by R.Strauss and Franck (18.00). Repeated 23 May(21.00), 24 May (19.30).

CONCERTI APERITIVO AL TEATRO NAZIONALEOrganised by the Teatro dell’Opera, these con-certs take place in the Teatro Nazionale, Via delViminale 51 unless otherwise indicated. For infor-mation tel. 06481601, www.operaroma.it.15 May. Chamber music concert by Soloists ofthe Orchestra del Teatro dell’Opera. Music byVivaldi (11.00). 22 May. Concert by Soloists of the Orchestradell’Opera with Alexandre Tharaud piano. Musicby Debussy, Ravel, Poulenc (11.00).

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GLI IRRIPETIBILI ANNI ‘60 Un Dialogo tra Roma e Milano10 May-220 Nov This exhibition covers the period of Italianart which developed between Rome andMilan in the late 1950s and mid-1960s. Thecreative interaction of the two cities is toldthrough the activities of the galleries, theopportunities promoted by public institu-tions, the new experimental groups and thework of international artists such as EnricoBaj, Alberto Burri, Dadamaino, LucioFontana, Mimmo Rotella, Mario Schifano,Chin Hsiao and Marcel Duchamp. This exhibition will be hosted in Rome from 10May-331 July 2011 at Museo Fondazione Roma,and then in Milan at Palazzo Reale from 7 Sept-220 Nov.Museo Fondazione Roma. Palazzo Cipolla.Via del Corso 320, tel. 0639967888,www.fondazioneromamuseo.it.Tue-Sun 10.00-20.00.

Gabrielle Bolzoni

Scottish percussionistEvelyn Glennie

appears in concert atTeatro Olimpico.

Daniel Barenboim conducts the West Eastern Divanorchestra at the Auditorium.

80 sculptures are among the works byMirko Basaldella on show at Villa Torlonia.


FLORENCECOMPAGNIA VIRGILIO SIENI 18 MayIn Tristi Tropici, choreography by Virgilio Sieni.As Sieni himself reveals, this work is liberallyinspired by Tristes Tropiques by Claude Lévi-Strauss. The work unfolds in three parts inwhich the women, identified by Sieni as a“penultimate” presence, follow a philosophicaland anthropological journey that conveys ten-derness and nostalgia for what Lévi-Straussdescribed as “the west’s lost opportunity ofremaining female”. Stazione Leopolda for theFabbrica Europa Festival, tel. 055354077,www.fabbricaeuropa.net.

CIE KARINE SAPORTA 25 MayIn Rayon X, choreography by Karine Saporta.The French choreographer, dancer, photo-grapher, and short film director Karine Saportasays she founded her company in order toredefine contemporary modern dance. She hascollaborated with artists like Peter Greenawayand Michael Nyman and her iconoclastic cho-reography is influenced by Indian dance andurban/hip hop dance as well as other danceforms from around the world. Rayon X, producedin collaboration with Fabbrica Europa, is anironic reflection on eros and gender. FabbricaEuropa. Stazione Leopolda, tel. 055354077,www.fabbricaeuropa.net. See also Festivals.

MILANBALLETTO DEL TEATRO ALLA SCALA 12-226 MayIn Jewels, choreography by GeorgeBalanchine. Legend has it that the great cho-reographer Balanchine was inspired by a visitto Van Cleef and Claude Arpels jewellers ofFifth Avenue when he created this ballet. Thethree-part work is a celebration of the goldenages of dance: Bournonville’s sylphs at theParis Opéra, Balanchine’s own ‘babes’ fromthe American musicals and the glorious impe-rial ballerinas from St Petersburg. It is also a tri-bute to the cities he lived in, and to theirrespective romantic, contemporary and formalchoreography. The music, from composerswho lived and worked in each of the countries,ushers in the spirit of these three diverse

styles. The opening act dedicated to Emerald,and set to Fauré’s Pelleas and Melisande, is anevocation of France, the birthplace of Romanticdance, where Balanchine worked withDiaghilev’s Ballets Russes after leaving Russia.Then Rubies, set to Stravinsky’s Capriccio hasthe fresh and breezy, somewhat flashy style ofthe New York City Ballet and the carefree sponta-neity Balanchine so loved about America. FinallyDiamonds, a classical showpiece set to music byTchaikovsky, in which perfect ballerinas in scintil-lating white tutus pay tribute to the work ofMarius Petipa and the Kirov company. Teatro allaScala, tel. 0272003744, www.teatroallascala.org.

MIGUEL ANGEL ZOTTO 10-222 MayIn Puro Tango, choreography by M.A. Zotto.Born in Buenos Aires to a purely “tanguera”family, Zotto started dancing tango at the age of17. He shot to fame in 1985 performing in a showby Ana Maria Steckelman which travelledthroughout the world. He created his own com-pany in 1988 and has become one of the bestknown names on the tango circuit and is the reci-pient of various international awards. TeatroNuovo, tel. 02794026, www.teatronuovo.it.

VENICEARSENALE DELLA DANZA 11, 13 MayIn Babilonia – Il terzo paradiso, choreography byIsmael Ivo. This new creation by the director ofthe dance section of the Venice Biennale is theresult of five months of intense work with 25 spe-cially selected young dancers. In its third year, theArsenale della Danza project was created to givean impulse to creativity, especially in young dan-cers, and to help introduce them to the profes-sional world. Developed around seven cycles ofmaster classes held by internationally renownedchoreographers and dancers, the project focuseson teaching the techniques that have had themost powerful influence on the development ofcontemporary dance, from the recent evolution ofGerman dance-theatre to Afro-Caribbean rituals,from the American funk styles to the Brazilianmartial art of the capoeira. Teatro Malibran. Afterits debut, the performance tours northern Italy.For info www.labiennale.org/it/danza.

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L’ORECCHIO DI GIANO: Dialogues between ancient and modern musicConcerts at Villa Lante al Gianicolo, Passegiatadel Gianicolo 10. Info and booking tel.3286294500, www.irfrome.org.Founded and directed by Flavio Colusso, theEnsemble Seicentonovecento is a vocal andinstrumental group with a mandate to performunpublished works of the past and premieres ofmusic of today. Since 2002 the ensemble hasbeen resident at the Villa Lante on the Janiculum,at the Institutum Romanum Finlandiae, wheremusicians can interact, experiment and formula-te new ideas with guests and composers.24 May. Quid agis cor meum?: recital by GemmaBertagnolli soprano, Silvia De Palma actress, andFlavio Colusso harpsichord. Music by Carissimi,Colusso, Monteverdi, Strozzi (20.00).

MUSICA PER ROMAAuditorium Parco della Musica, Viale P. deCoubertin. For booking and informationtel.892982, www.auditorium.com.24 May. People Like Us – video and music byPeople Like Us aka Viki Bennet for the cycleentitled Contemporanea, in collaboration withMAXXI and the British School at Rome. Theevent uses familiar sounds and images butbreaks the usual continuity of the narrative tocreate a new emotional location that no longercorresponds to the normal cinematographicsequence. (21.00).

ORATORIO DEL GONFALONEVia del Gonfalone 32, tel. 066875952, www.oratoriogonfalone.com.12 May. End of season chamber music concertby I Musici. Music by Vivaldi, Geminiani,Mendelssohn, Rota (21.00).

ORCHESTRA SINFONICA DI ROMAConcerts at Auditorium Conciliazione, Via dellaConciliazione 4. Information tel. 800904560,www.orchestrasinfonicadiroma.it.22 May. Concert conducted by BerislavSkenderovic. Music by Vivaldi and Bruckner(17.30). Repeated 23 May (20.30).

ROMATREORCHESTRAConcert at Teatro Palladium, Piazza BartolomeoRomano. For information tel. 0657338522,www.r3o.org.11 May. Concert conducted by Pietro Mianiti,with Giampietro Giumento clarinet. Music byBach, Wagner, Mahler (20.30).

STING20 JulySting’s Symphonicity world tour will land inRome this July. The world famous artist willperform some of his biggest hits with sympho-nic arrangements. Every Little Thing She DoesIs Magic, Roxanne, Next To You and EveryBreath You Take, along with some of his soloproductions such as Englishman in New York,Fragile, Russians, If I Ever Lose My Faith inYou, Fields Of Gold, and Desert Rose will beplayed during the concert.A group of great musicians including DominicMiller (Sting’s guitarist), Rhani Krija (percussio-nist), Jo Lawry (vocals) and Ira Coleman(bass) will perform with Sting. Tickets from €50to €220. Auditorium Parco della Musica, VialePietro de Coubertin, tel. 0680241281.

LIVE MUSIC

Rubies from George Balanchine's ballet Jewels at La Scala is a celebration of the golden ages of dance.

OPERA NOTESLes vêpres siciliennes at S. Carlo in Naplesis the French version of Verdi’s opera, firststaged in Paris in 1855 amid considerabledifficulties. Gregory Kunde takes the leadrole here, as he did two months ago inTurin which staged the Italian version of thesame opera, adapted by Verdi for Italianaudiences immediately after the successfulParis debut.

The Rome opera house is also staging aVerdi opera, La battaglia di Legnano tocelebrate the 150th anniversary of theUnification of Italy. It is one of Verdi’s lesserknown works but is inspired by the eventsthat led up to the Risorgimento.

Al Teatro S. Carlo di Napoli sarà rappre-sentata Les vêpres siciliennes di GiuseppeVerdi (15-224 maggio). Andò in scena al-l’Opéra di Parigi nel 1855 tra varie dif-ficoltà: le severe regole del melodrammafrancese da rispettare (divisione in cinqueatti, spettacolarità e balletti), il libretto con-fuso e “vecchio” di Eugène Scribe (era lostesso di un’opera di Donizetti di quindicianni prima) e cantanti che dissertavano leprove. Alla fine però l’esito fu trionfale, conben cinquanta repliche. Interpreti principa-li saranno Gregory Kunde (Henri),Alexandrina Pendatchanska (Hélène),Dario Solari (Guy de Montfort) e OrlinAnastassov (Jean Procida), mentre il diret-tore d’orchestra sarà Gianluigi Gelmetti. Lospettacolo è stato già visto a Palermo nel2004 ed è per la regia di Nicolas Joel.Queste recite napoletane potrebberoavere il sapore di una riscoperta e di unconfronto, visto che Gregory Kunde appe-na due mesi fa al Teatro Regio di Torino èstato già interprete della versione italianadi Les vêpres siciliennes, che Verdi rea-lizzò per i teatri italiani subito dopo laprima parigina.

Ancora Giuseppe Verdi al Teatro dell’Operadi Roma con La battaglia di Legnano (24-31 maggio), opera risorgimentale tra le suemeno rappresentate, che fu ispirata daimoti rivoluzionari milanesi e dalla Guerrad’Indipendenza del 1848; racconta del soli-to triangolo amoroso tra lui, lei e l’altro vis-suto però durante la lotta di liberazionedalla dominazione di Federico Barbarossanel XII secolo. La battaglia di Legnanoandò in scena a Napoli nel 1849 con unsuccesso così sensazionale che l’ultimoatto fu bissato per intero, anche nelle repli-che; è sorprendente per il drammaticocolore orchestrale sempre molto espressi-vo e per la bellezza e la concisione dellemelodie. L’ultima volta che è stata rappre-sentata al Teatro dell’Opera di Roma fu perl’inaugurazione della stagione 1983-84;oggi ritorna per festeggiare il 150° anniver-sario dell’Unità d’Italia, insieme al Nabuccodiretto da Riccardo Muti del marzo scorso,e punta sui nomi di Pinchas Steinberg(direttore) e Ruggero Cappuccio (regia), icantanti sono Luca Salsi (Rolando – il mari-to), Tatiana Serjan (Lida – la moglie) eYonghoon Lee (Arrigo – l’amante).

Paolo Di Nicola


BOLOGNAL’ITALIA DEL DESTINO by Luca Mosca 15, 17 May Conducted by Marco Angius, directed byDavide Livermore, with Daniela Bruera, AldaCaiello, Davide Livermore, Roberto Abbon-danza. Teatro Comunale, tel. 055213535,www.maggiofiorentino.com.

MILANTURANDOT by Puccini 10 April-113 May Conducted by Valery Gergiev/Daniele Callegari,directed by Giorgio Barberio Corsetti, with Maria Guleghina, Marco Spotti, Marco Berti, Ekaterina Scherbachenko. Teatro alla Scala, tel.0272003744, www.teatroallascala.org.

NAPLESIL SEGRETO DI SUSANNA by Wolf-FFerrari 5-226 May Conducted by Giovanni Di Stefano, directed byFrancesco Saponaro, with Francesco De Giorni,Filippo Morace, Luciano Saltarelli. Teatro S. Carlo,tel. 0817972301, www.teatrosancarlo.it.

LES VEPRES SICILIENNES by Verdi15-224 May Conducted by Gianluigi Gelmetti, directed byNicolas Joel, with Dario Solari, GregoryKunde, Alexandrina Pendatchanska, OrlinAnastassov. Teatro S. Carlo, tel. 0817972301,www.teatrosancarlo.it. See Opera Notes.

ROMELA BATTAGLIA DI LEGNANO by Verdi 24-331 May Conducted by Pinchas Steinberg, directed byGabriele Lavia, with Dmitriy Beloselskiy, StefanoRinaldi Miliani, Alessandro Spina, Ezio Maria Tisi,Luca Salsi, Tatiana Serjan. Teatro dell’Opera,Piazza B. Gigli, tel. 06481601, www.operaroma.it.See Opera Notes.

OPERA

CASINA DI RAFFAELLO26 May-331 JulyCasina di Raffaello organises a project entitledLa Tribù dei Lettori (The Readers’ Tribe), whichconsists of free readings and literary picnics inVilla Borghese for the smallest among us. Herechildren can discover the pleasure and need forreading, communicating, sharing and tellingstories. Children are introduced to fairy talesthrough classic literature and picture books. 12 May-33 July Casina di Raffaello dedicatesan exhibition to the Italian illustrator SimoneRea. On display are his works inspired byAesop’s fables, which recently appeared in abook presented at the Book Fair of Bologna.Rea’s original illustrations mix the figurativeirony of Andy Warhol’s pop art, the vividcolours of Barb Minoans and the disturbingsymbolism of Hieronymus Bosch. Tues-Fri.Until December 2011 every last Saturday ofthe month (at 16.00) there is a series ofevents for children aged six to 11 entitledThe Child and The Dog: The Magic of aWorld in Common. The events focus on the educational value of the relationshipbetween children and dogs in a centralphase of children’s growth. Viale dellaCasina di Raffaello, Piazza Siena, tel.060608, www.casinadiraffaello.it.

CHIOSTRO DEL BRAMANTEIn May Chiostro del Bramante inaugurates TheSmall Academy of Arts, which consists of thea-trical and visual art workshops. Here childrenexperiment with various artistic languagesthrough fairy tales, gestures and images. Afterthe workshops there is a lesson open to families,where children will present their logbook. Thecourses are held by experts in didactics andtheatrical animation, and are designed for kidsaged three to six (Wed 16.30-18.00) and sevento 11 (Thurs 17.00-18.30). Arco della Pace 5, tel.0668809036, www.chiostrodelbramante.it.

TECHNOTOWNOn the weekends of 21 and 28 May Technotownat Villa Torlonia stages The Great Science, aworkshop designed to stimulate the scientificcuriosity of young people and answer their que-stions on the history of the universe and humanbeings. From 1-112 June Villa Torlonia and therooms of Technotown are turned into ARTown,an architectural space for children, as part of thefirst festival of the architecture of Rome. Throughcreative workshops experienced architects pro-mote the value of architectural and the surroun-ding environment. Villa Torlonia, Via Spallanzani1a, tel. 060608, www.technotown.it.

Gabrielle Bolzoni

With the arrival of the good weather many museums organise special readings for children in someof the city’s parks, as well as exhibitions, meetings and workshops.

CHILDREN


The French version of Verdi's opera Les vêpres siciliennescomes to Naples after a recent production in Turin.


EUROPRIDEA new interesting event has been added to the Europride programme: “Gaytech. Love at the time ofIPod”. The exhibition will focus on technology tools such as internet, smart phones, social networksand online dating, showing how much impact they have had on gay life in the past two decades. The rise of the internet in the 1990s has meant major changes in the way that LGBT (lesbian, gay,bisexual and transgender) people communicate and interact with each other. It has increased individual self-acceptance and diminished fear and isolation for gay people. It has made it easierfor them to coalesce as a community. A recent American survey indicates that gays are among thefirst to adopt new devices and online tools. Keep abreast with Europride events in the next edition of Wanted in Rome. On www.europrideroma.com you will also find the recent video clips of support by the Italian sin-ger Patty Pravo, a gay icon, and the three comedians of Trio Medusa.

BERGAMO AND BRESCIAFESTIVAL PIANISTICO INTERNAZIONALEARTURO BENEDETTI MICHELANGELI1 May-112 JuneEstablished in 1964, this is one of the mostimportant piano festivals in Europe and it isdedicated to the great Brescian pianist afterwhich it is named. Its programme is packedwith performances, not only by the best pian-ists in the world but also many of the world’smajor orchestras and conductors. The themeof this 48th edition is Liszt and Mahler: themusic of the future. 28 concerts by pianistssuch as Olga Kern, Boris Berezovsky, ArcadiVolodos, Louis Lortie, Giuseppe Andaloro. For booking and information tel. 030293022 in Brescia, and tel. 035240140 in Bergamo,www.festivalmichelangeli.it.

CREMONAFESTIVAL DI CREMONA CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI30 April-221 MayMonteverdi is one of Cremona’s most famoussons and the town honours him with an annualthree-week festival featuring a mix of his ownworks and the music of those he inspired andmentored. The big names of the baroque musicfield to look out for include The King’s Singers,the Internationale Bachakademie of Stuttgartconducted by Helmuth Rilling, The TallisScholars and the Capella Reial de Catalunyaand the Hespèrion XXI ensemble conducted byJordi Savall. The festival programme also featu-res the 34th edition of the Settimana Organisti-ca Internazionale with top class organ recitals inthe church of S. Sigismondo. Most of the perfor-mances play at the Teatro Ponchielli, but localchurches are annexed for the occasion. Forinformation Teatro Ponchielli, tel. 0372022001,www.teatroponchielli.it.

FLORENCEFESTIVAL DEL MAGGIO MUSICALEFIORENTINO1 May--330 JuneIn its 74th edition, this famous arts festivaloffers an interesting programme of opera, bal-let, and classical music. Verdi’s Aida kicks offthis year’s festival with the direction of Italianfilm director Ferzan Ozpetek (28 April-112 May).It is followed by a new opera by Luca MoscaL’Italia del Destino, which makes its worlddebut in Florence (15, 17 May). The chosenballet is Swan Lake (1-55 June) in a new pro-duction choreographed by Paul Chalmer.Rounding out the festival programme areorchestral and choral concerts featuring ZubinMehta, Andrey Boreyko and Daniele Callegari.The 150th anniversary of the Unity of Italy iscelebrated with an event entitled Viaggio inItalia featuring piano and vocal duets of “20popular songs of 20 Italian regions transcribedby 20 composers” (19 May). Teatro Comunale,tel. 05527791, www.maggiofiorentino.com.

FABBRICA EUROPA 20113-228 MayThe theme of this year’s festival dedicated tonew forms of dance/theatre/performance isWorlds of Culture. One of Italy's few fringe festi-vals, it welcomes international projects andproductions of recognised masters and of anew generation of artists. The programme

mixes dance, theatre and musical events, site-specific installations, workshops and meetingsand provides an opportunity to draw up a state-of-the-art map showing the reflections and con-cerns of Europe today. Stazione Leopolda andother spaces. For booking and informationwww.ffeac.org.

ROMELETTERATURE10° Festival Internazionale di Roma20 May-222 June

At its 10th, very successful edition, the festivalthat celebrates international writers and thewritten word returns to the magnificent stage atthe Basilica di Massenzio. For ten eveningevents, the authors are invited to discuss andfocus on a particular topic, and this year’stheme is History/ Histories. Writers read fromyet unpublished works of their own and then,according to the chosen theme, proceed toexplore the connections between literature andhistory and analyse the possible relationsbetween literary fiction and historical fact. Twospecial events are scheduled this year, the firstsees Russian-American Jewish writer GaryShteyngart and Pavel Sanaev pay tribute toRussian culture (9 June): the second, on thefinal evening of the festival is a tribute to ElsaMorante, an icon of 20th-century Italian litera-ture. The event on 16 June – a first for the festi-val – is dedicated to the five finalists of theimportant Italian Strega Book Prize 2011. Intotal there are 19 Italian and international wri-ters invited to participate. Names to look out forinclude David Benioff, Margaret Mazzantini, JoNesbo, Clara Sánchez, David Sedaris, WilburSmith, Gay Talese, Xinran. Entry is free buttickets must be picked up at least two hours be-fore the event begins at a specially constructedbox office on Via dei Fori Imperiali. For informa-tion tel. 060608, www.festivaldelleletterature.it.

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TEATRI DI VETRO 19-228 MayThis drama festival provides a platform forexperimental theatre and its many idioms.Organisers take the events out of the theatreand into alternative venues like squares,schools, cafès and parks, in an effort to involvea vast public and to give spectators and perfor-mers a chance to interact. In the past four years“Teatri di Vetro” has provided a stage to over120 artists and companies. Teatro Palladium,Largo B. Romano 8, tel. 0657067761,0657067766, www.teatro-palladium.it.

SPOONFACE17-221 MayBy Lee Hall, directed by Marco Carniti. Thiswork was originally written by the youngBritish playwright and screenwriter in 1997.Spoonface Steinberg, a monologue for a nine-year-old autistic girl dying of cancer, was firstbroadcast by BBC Radio 4. Lee subsequentlyadapted the play for television, and then forthe stage in 2000. He was appointed Writer inResidence at the Royal ShakespeareCompany in 1999/2000 under the PearsonPlaywrights Scheme Award. In Italian. TeatroIndia, Lungotevere Vittorio Gassman, tel.06684000346, www.teatrodiroma.net.

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The Tallis Scholars perform at the annual Cremona Monteverdi festival.


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Daruma Sushi has always been ahead of the times,and has become the number one point of referencefor fans of this Japanese culinary tradition. It nowhas six take-aways and two restaurants, the latest ofwhich was opened last year in Piazza Bologna, theheart of one of Rome’s university areas. You pickyour dishes from the Kayten conveyor, a rotatingbelt that winds through the restaurant, passingevery table and counter seat.

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Settimio all’Arancio is located in the historic cen-tre of Rome not far from the intersection of Via delCorso and Via Tomacelli, near Piazza AugustoImperatore. It offers a traditional Mediterraneanmenu and a large choice of wines. Meat is the mainattraction, but there are excellent first courses andfish dishes. The chef changes the menu every twoweeks to offer new and exciting ideas. In goodweather there are tables outside and air-conditio-ning inside. All major credit cards are accepted,but it’s advisable to book.

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The restaurant is on the first floor, but you canalso dine outside under the portico designed bythe famous architect of the fascist period PioPiacentini (of Via della Conciliazione fame) andlook across at the contemporary Museum of theAra Pacis by American architect, Richard Meier.The architecture of the restaurant is very simpleand cosy. The menu is creative and focuses onthe quality of its Mediterranean products. Thereis also a pizzeria on the ground floor.

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Tiepolo is a busy restaurant on a small streetclose to the Stadio Flaminio sports stadiumand the Auditorium Parco della Musica. Theatmosphere is perfect for an evening out withfriends. The healthy menu is based on plenty ofvegetables and no fries, with a touch ofSwedish influence. The baked potatoes areamong the specialties.

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Established in 1993, Himalaya Palace is an authen-tic Indian restaurant nestled in Monteverde Nuovoclose to Villa Pamphilj, Rome’s largest park. To thebackground of Indian music you can choose from avariety of genuine dishes, (Tandori and TikkaMasala chicken and lamb Korma) which includehomemade Indian yoghurt and cheese. This is aspecial and affordable experience.

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NNAAVVOONNAA AARREEAA.. Lovely, 1 bedroomapartment, fireplace, 55 sqm, oldRome character. €1.300. Tel.065813452, [email protected] - MMAARRYYMMOOUUNNTT VVIICCIINN-IITTYY.. 200 sqms, unfurnished apartment,living room, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms,kitchen, small terrace, garage. €3.500,[email protected], 0664490644, 335 /8434722.NNOOMMEENNTTAANNAA.. Close to via XXI April,semi furnished, refurbished, livingroom, study, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath-rooms, smaller room, terrace, €2.350Fidia Immobiliare tel. 0639736426.OOLLGGIIAATTAA.. Semi-detached villa, 300 sqm,4 bedrooms, 3 bathroom, vast living/din-ing room, furnished kitchen, largehobby-room, maid’s quarters, 600-sqmprivate garden, garage. EDWARDS tel.068610871, [email protected] AANNDD PPOONNTTEE MMIILLVVIIOO Nicestudios, period building, new and welldecorated, fully equipped, kitchen cor-ner, double bedroom, bathroom, air con-ditioning or fan, internet, TV. Long termtoo. Tel. 348 / 9792106, [email protected].. Beautifully renovated, 1bedroom, bathroom, living room w/fire-place, kitchen, terrace. Refs224/438/821. Tel. 063212341.PPAANNTTHHEEOONN.. Beautiful penthouse, ter-race, living room, dining room, 2 bed-rooms, quiet. Max 6 months. €2.500.Tel 065813452, [email protected] - AARRCCHHIIMMEEDDEE.. 1st floor, livingroom with large terrace of 100 sqm,bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, cellar,semi-furnished, A/C, €1.500. For pho-tos: www.casaitaly.it, 068419827. Joinus on Facebook!PPAARRIIOOLLII - VVIILLLLAA BBOORRGGHHEESSEE.. 250sqm, 3 double bedrooms, 1 single, 3bathrooms, very large living room, din-ing room, terrace, garage. GENESI tel.0637517066.PPAARRIIOOLLII.. Elegantly furnished 130-sqmapartment, A/C, 1 double bedroom, 2single bedrooms, living/dining room,lovely small terrace, kitchen, alarm sys-tem, car-port. €2.500 monthly.EDWARDS tel. 068610871,[email protected] BBOOLLOOGGNNAA - MMEETTRROO BB..Delightful, 60 sqm, renovated apart-ment with terrace, furnished, bedroom,bathroom, equipped kitchen, living /dining area, A/C, WiFi, €1.300 includ-ing bills + weekly cleaning. Tel. +39339 / 1893445, [email protected] DDEELL PPOOPPOOLLOO.. 4th floor, fur-nished 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spa-cious living, kitchen, elevator. Ref 637.Tel. 063212341.PPIIAAZZZZAA SS.. MMAARRIIAA IINN TTRRAASSTTEEVVEERREE..Historical building, renewed studio,bright, 3rd floor, elevator, double bed,kitchenette, bathroom/shower, washingmachine, A/C, heating, Wi-Fi. Freefrom 11 June. €1.000 - 1.200 / month-ly; 3 months to 1 year. Weekly cleaningand all expenses included. E-mail forphotos or viewing the flat. E-mail:[email protected] - EERROOII.. Via Labriola, unfur-nished, restructured, living room, 3bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, equippedkitchen, 4 balconies, garage, €1.900.Fidia Immobiliare tel. 0639736426.


€3.000; Colombo Ruzzante, prestigious,attic on 2 levels, double living room,veranda, splendid terrace, 4 bedrooms,kitchen, 4 bathrooms, well furnished,garage, €3.500; Laurentina, prestigious,attic, finished to very high standards, liv-ing room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath-rooms, splendid veranda, dining area,modern furnishing, parking space,€2.600; Serafico, elegant apartment,restructured, condominium garden,double living room, kitchen, 3 bed-rooms, 2 bathrooms, terraces, A/C,garage, €2.500. Tel. 065919125, [email protected] PPAAVVEESSEE.. Completely, well-fur-nished apartment, 2 large bedrooms,maid’s room, 2 bathrooms, livingroom, fitted closets, balcony, €1.500.Tel. 065037468, 339 / 3421012.EEUURR.. Different opportunities of apart-ments, living room, kitchen, 1-2-3 bed-rooms, 1-2 bathrooms, terrace, parkingplace. Tel. 0654211074, [email protected].. Outstanding, luxuriously fur-nished apartment, suitable top-rankingpersonality, large sitting room, 4 bed-rooms, 4 bathrooms, all comforts, ter-races, double garage, €3.500. Tel. 339/ 3421012, 065037468.GGAARRBBAATTEELLLLAA.. 100 sqm, nicely fur-nished, restored living room, 2 bed-rooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, bal-conies, doorman. Property International0657284503, [email protected],www.propertyint.net.GGAARRBBAATTEELLLLAA.. Furnished apartment,4th floor, 65 sqm, living room, kitchen,bedroom, bathroom, balcony, parking,€1.000. Tel. 0654211074, [email protected] - FFOONNTTAANNOONNEE VVIICCIINNIITTYY..220-sqm unfurnished apartment, 2 liv-ing rooms, dining room, 4 bedrooms,3 bathrooms, furnished kitchen, park-ing. Tel. 0664490644, 335 / 8434722,[email protected].

PPRRAATTII.. 110-sqm attic with terrace, excel-lent quality, furnished/semi-furnished, liv-ing room, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,kitchen. Property International0657284503, [email protected], www.propertyint.net.PPRRAATTII.. Furnished apartment, 3rd floor,130 sqm, large living room, 3 bedrooms,kitchen with balcony, 2 bathrooms, door-man, €2.700. Tel. 0654211074, [email protected].

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SS.. GGIIOOVVAANNNNII.. Furnished apartment,2nd floor, 120 sqm, living room, kitchen,2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, storage, bal-cony, €1.600. Tel. 0654211074, [email protected].. Renovated, 3 bedrooms, 3bathrooms, living room, dining room,terrace, lift, parquet floors, A/C. Refs1250/1254. Tel. 063212341.SSTT PPEETTEERR’’SS.. Semi-furnished apart-ment, 100 sqm, living room, 2 bed-rooms, kitchen, bathroom, balcony.€1.800. Tel. 0654211074, [email protected] CCIINNAA.. 110000 MMQQ-22BBAATTHHSS..Open view, fully furnished, 2 bedrooms,2 bathrooms, living, dining, laundryroom, garden (gazebo games), garage,any term. Tel. 392 / 6395182.TTRRAASSTTEEVVEERREE - MMOONNTTEEVVEERRDDEE..Pamphili Park, several quality 1 and 2bedroom terrace apartments. €1.200to €1.800. Tel. 065813452, [email protected] - RRIIAARRII.. 90-sqm unfur-nished penthouse, large terrace, mag-nificent view, living room, 2 bedrooms,bathroom, furnished kitchen, €3.550.Tel. 0664490644, 335 / 8434722.

TTRRAASSTTEEVVEERREE.. Restored, 2 bedrooms,living room, new bathroom andkitchen, sunny, quiet. Refs 1104/883.Tel. 063212341.TTRRAASSTTEEVVEERREE.. Modern, spacious, 1bedroom, living room, study loft, newkitchen and bathroom. Refs 1100/880.Tel. 063212341.TTRRAASSTTEEVVEERREE.. Charming townhouse,private garden, living room, fireplace,2 bedrooms, A/C, country atmos-phere. €2.000. Tel. 065813452, [email protected].. Lovely, living room, 2bedrooms, balcony, old Rome charm.€1.700. Also penthouse, 1 bedroom,terrace, view. €1.500. Tel. 065813452,[email protected] - VVIIAA NN.. PPIICCCCIINNNNII.. Lovely viewof park, restructured attic, living room,dining room, study, 2 bedrooms, smallerroom, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen,large terrace, garage, €3.200. FidiaImmobiliare tel. 0639736426.VVAATTIICCAANN - AATTTTIICC.. Fully restored, 2bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room,kitchen, terrace, parquet floors, A/C.Ref 1268. Tel. 063212341.VVIIAA BBOONNCCOOMMPPAAGGNNII - NNEEAARR VVIIAAVVEENNEETTOO.. In a beautiful elegant build-ing, 80-sqm apartment, 1st floor, veryquiet, 1 double bedroom, large livingroom with comfortable double sofa bed,bathroom with shower, independentand fully equipped kitchen. €1.600monthly. Tel. 330 / 344773, 081 422593.VVIIGGNNAA CCLLAARRAA - NNEEAARR MMAARRYYMMOOUUNNTTSSCCHHOOOOLL.. Beautiful, refurbished 250-sqmapartment, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,vast living/dining room, 2 terraces, fur-nished kitchen, maid’s quarters, alarmsystem, large car-port. EDWARDS tel.068610871, [email protected] CCLLAARRAA - NNEEAARR MMAARRYYMMOOUUNNTTSSCCHHOOOOLL.. Bright, 120-sqm apartment,partially air-conditioned, 2/3 bedrooms,master bathroom, living/dining room,large balcony, furnished kitchen,maid’s quarters, box, storage space,€2.200 monthly. EDWARDS tel.068610871, [email protected].

FFRRAASSCCAATTII.. Historic center, small apart-ment, 2 rooms, entrance hall, 1st floor,€400/weekly, €1.000/monthly. Email:[email protected], tel. 346 /9468990.MMAADDRRIIDD.. Apartment, centre Madrid.Available June, July, Aug. Weekly andmonthly. Sleeps 3. Condominiumswimming pool. Tel. 329 / 0035741.PPRREETTTTYY VVIILLLLAA IINN CCAASSTTEELLLLII RROOMMAANNII..Situated near the village of Nemi thisvilla has; 3 bedrooms, kitchen/diningroom, bathroom, sitting room with fireplace, studio with en-suite bathroomfor guests/office use, terraces andgarage. It is rented partially furnishedwith a fully fitted kitchen and all whitegoods included. Gas central heating,satellite dish and Internet access. 50minutes to Rome Centre, 20 minutesfrom Ciampino airport and mainlinetrain stations. €1.250 per month plusbills. Available September 1st 2011.Contact [email protected] all photos onhttp://deependable.com/nemi/.TTIIVVOOLLII - MMAANNDDEELLAA.. 50 km from Rome,apartment in old castle, bedroom, liv-ing room, unfurnished. €200 + €40condominium. Tel. 066786400.

EEGGAADDII - IISSOOLLAA DDII FFAAVVIIGGNNAANNAA ((TTRRAA-PPAANNII)).. In an exclusive residential area,1.600-sqm garden with pine trees, 150metres from the sea, 3 bedrooms(sleeps 6: 3 couples or 2 families), 2bathrooms, kitchen, living room open-ing onto patios and large externalpaved area, arranged and furnishedwith the aim of increasing the pleasureof your stay. Possibility of parking inprivate garden for at least 3 cars.Photos available. Tel. +39 347 /5290223, + 39 0669920914,[email protected] - BBEETTWWEEEENN TTOODDII &&PPEERRUUGGIIAA.. Lovely country apartmentinside “casale”, swimming pool, 2/4people, weekly/monthly rental. June -October. Price & photos on request:[email protected] - MMOONNTTEESSAACCRROO..Restored apartment, harmonious envi-ronment, silent, 1st floor, 2 bedroomswith balcony, shower room, livingroom. Sleeps 2/3/4 people. Naturalwooden floors. Next to green area.Well-connected to city centre, Terministation 20 mins. Tiburtina station 10mins. Train to Fiumicino airport 5 mins.Via Jacopo Sannazzaro 82, Rome. Tel.0682000769, 329 / 2947461,[email protected].

SSAABBAAUUDDIIAA NNAATTIIOONNAALL PPAARRKK.. August,Sabaudia National Park, 90km SouthRome, large villa, 2000-sqm garden, frontlake near the sea, exclusive location,€5.600. Tel. 065115158, 328 / 5766170.SSPPEERRLLOONNGGAA BBEEAACCHH.. Sperlonga, 50meters from beach, 10 min walk to his-torical center, ground floor condo, 85sqm, 3 rooms plus kitchen. Garden andlarge balconies. Sleeps 6 comfortably.Pleasantly furnished with all amenities,dishwasher, washing machine, pots andpans, linens, dishes. Private garage.Available May, June and September,€450/week, includes utilities. +39 348 /5115540, [email protected] - SSAARRDDEEGGNNAA.. 150 mtfrom the sea, 4 bedrooms, sleeps 8people, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, diningroom, living room, equipped verandawith panoramic view, barbeque, privategazebo overlooking sea side. Weeklyand monthly let. Tel. 339 / 2787679,[email protected],http://villamirta.jimdo.com/english/.

GGYYMMBBOORREEEE TTEEAACCHHEERR//AADDMMIINN.. GlobalLeader in Kids Classes (0-5), GYM-BOREE seeks Italian individual withgood level of English to lead play, musicand art classes. Work will be offered as a“contratto di progetto” approx.€1,000/month. For more info about theposition http://www.gymbo.it/jobs/bi-lingual_teacher-administrator.htmlSend Cover Note and CV to [email protected] - FFLLOORREENNCCEE.. TheInternational School of Florence is seek-ing an administrator. Qualifications:bilingual (Italian and English), experi-ence dealing with public, good organi-zation and planning skills, and knowl-edge of functioning of internationalschools, in particular Admissions.Please send CV and letter of interest to:[email protected] TTOO CCHHIILLDDRREENN.. Rome based inter-national Institute seeks English mother-tongue with experience in ELT to chil-dren aged 3 through 5 to start new inno-vative project. Experience in the field ofpublications preferred. Please submitCVs to [email protected] [email protected] MMOOTTHHEERR-TTOONNGGUUEE TTEEAACCHH-EERRSS.. Established English School cur-rently seeking full/part-time Englishmother-tongue teachers for adult andchildren courses. Full training provided.Contact us on 0647823253 or sendyour CV to [email protected] TTEEAACCHHEERRSS.. Mother-tongueteachers required all year, Rome.Apply at www.eilschool.com “jobs”page or 0643419069 only if no internet.


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EESSTTAABBLLIISSHHEEDD PPRREESSTTIIGGIIOOUUSS LLAANN-GGUUAAGGEE school Rome seeks mother-tongue English teachers. Offering goodweekly wage, professional environment,immediate start. Tel. 063611508,[email protected] NNAANNNNYY PPOOSSIITTIIOONN.. We arelooking for an honest, hard-working,organised, reliable nanny who will alsodo light housework and cooking. Wehave a 1 year old and a 2.5 year old.The candidate must have lots of child-care experience particularly lookingafter more than one child. Good levelof English and Italian, solid positivecharacter, likes fun and instructive play.Driving licence preferable. Please senda CV & covering note to: [email protected] on experience, pay approx.€900/month.NNGGOO FFIINNAANNCCIIAALL AADDMMIINNIISSTTRRAATTIIOONN..Two month financial administration anddata entry work, immediate opportunityin the Castel S. Angelo area. Payment€1.200 per month as temporary full timerole. Part-time role also negotiablebased on skills. A suitable candidatewould be considered for a full time,expanded role. Strong organizationalskills, accuracy and good team workessential. Must have a high level ofEnglish and Italian language proficien-cy, spoken and written. Please send CVand letter of interest in English to:[email protected]//SSAALLEESS AASSSSIISSTTAANNTT..Southlands English School in Rome isseeking to appoint a part-timer (1pm-5pm) from end of August 2011. Werequire: excellent English and Italian,great interpersonal skills, problem-solv-ing attitude, EU citizenship or valid workpermit for Italy. Casalpalocco [email protected] GGUUIIDDEESS WWAANNTTEEDD.. Officialguides wanted, with degree in ArtHistory or Archeology and excellent

English skills, to collaborate with a cul-tural association which organises high-quality cultural guided tours(www.througheternity.com). Mentionedin prestigious guidebooks. Pleasesend your resume to [email protected] TTEEAACCHHEERR.. Mother-tongue English preschool teacherneeded. Must be E.U. citizen with EarlyChildhood qualifications and previousexperience. Call 328 / 1858195, [email protected] AASSSSIISSTTAANNTT.. SouthlandsEnglish School in Rome is seeking toappoint a Nursery Teaching Assistant(children 3 years old) for September2011. We require experience with smallchildren, English mother tongue andEU citizenship or valid work permit forItaly. Casalpalocco [email protected] AAGGEENNCCYY && TTOOUURR OOPPEERRAA-TTOORR.. INTERNATIONAL TOUR OPERA-TOR & TRAVEL AGENCY for the nextopening of operating main office locat-ed in the centre of Rome is looking forqualified French, German, English,Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, Indian,Spanish and Brazilian mother tongue,self motivated and dynamic young col-laborators. Candidates must have arelevant work experience in salesand/or marketing in Touristic field andparticularly in Tours setting-up andIncoming Business Development activ-ities. Experience in Internet environ-ment and a relevant practice in com-puter, application programs and tools(Word, Excel, Outlook, Powerpoint,ect.) is a must! Primary duties:Marketing and Business Developmentof Incoming activities. Competitivesalary based on incentive benefits with6-12 month contract. Please note inter-views will be held in English and/or rel-evant language. If interested send usyour CV with photo to: [email protected].

VVIIAA PPIIAAVVEE - RROOMMEE.. Very central,restored period building, 120-sqmapartment, autonomous heating, lift, 4rooms, kitchen. No agencies. Tel. 380 /5894987.

OOSSTTEERRIIAA NNUUOOVVAA - PPOONNTTIICCEELLLLII ((RRII))..Country house for sale in Sabina, 50km from Rome, consisting in 2 apart-ments, 180 sqm, 3 bathrooms, 8rooms, garage, 7000 m. land with olivetrees and Roman ruins. €320.000. Tel.338 / 4327088.TTAAGGLLIIAACCOOZZZZOO in historic centre,80km from Rome, characteristic moun-tain house close to the river, 90 sqm, 3floors, €143.000. Tel 346 / 9468990,email: [email protected].

BBAALLDDUUIINNAA SSTTAATTIIOONN VVIICCIINNIITTYY.. 2 largesingle rooms in luxury apartment toshare with owner, 400 metres fromBalduina station. One with privatebathroom €600 plus expenses, otherwith shared bathroom €500. Use oflarge kitchen and terrace overlookingPineto park. Tel. +39 347 / 4429108.MMOONNTTEEVVEERRDDEE.. Via Roccatagliata.Tram & bus 44, self-contained flat,suitable, for 1 person or couple,shared entrance hall with English-speaking landlady, €250 weekly or€750 monthly all included. No smok-ing, no pets. Call or send text mes-sage 335 / 6065162.PPIIAAZZZZAA BBOOLLOOGGNNAA.. In delightful apart-ment with terrace, central loca-tion,100m from metro, A/C, WiFi, roomwith private bathroom, use of kitchen.Weekly/monthly rates available. Tel.0644290809, email:[email protected] PPEETTEERR’’SS.. 2 minutes St Peter’sSquare, double room, nice view, €40per person per night, €80 2 people.Tel. 339 / 7458886, [email protected].

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HHIISSTTOORRIICC CCEENNTTRREE - TTOORRRREEAARRGGEENNTTIINNAA.. Mini-studio apartment withkitchenette, bathroom, terrace, 100 sqm,breathtaking view of historic Rome.Weekly rent €500. Tel 065919125,[email protected] VVEECCCCHHIIOO.. Penthouse,silent, view, walk to Gianicolo & VillaPamphili. From 2 months to max 4months, €800/month + deposit.Available immediately. Tel 339 / 3892478.NNOOMMEENNTTAANNAA - PPOORRTTAA PPIIAA..Restructured Liberty-style building, liv-ing room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath-rooms, balcony, A/C, WiFi, €4.000including expenses. Tel 065919125,[email protected] - PPOONNTTEE MMIILLVVIIOO.. Nice stu-dios, period building, new and well dec-orated, fully equipped, kitchen corner,double bedroom, bathroom, air condi-tioning or fan, internet, TV. Long termtoo. Tel. 348 / 9792106, [email protected] FFAARRNNEESSEE.. To let for short peri-ods, elegant apartment, 80 sqm, forfurther information email: [email protected] close to Trastevere station,mansard, 2 rooms, kitchen, bathroom,terrace. €280 weekly, €400 2 weeks.Deposit required. Tel. 340 / 2365408.

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TTRRIIEESSTTEE - VVIIAA NNEERROOLLAA.. Furnished apart-ment, 2 bedrooms, 1 small room, doubleliving room, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, bal-cony. Weekly and monthly let. Tel. 333 /2024804, [email protected] CCAASSSSIIAA NNEEAARR AAMMEERRIICCAANNSSCCHHOOOOLL.. Apartment with one bed-room, leaving room and corner kitchenbalcony. Rental weekly or monthly.Located in Via Cassia bordering theAmerican school. Price €325/week,€1.000/month all included. Cell. 333 /6449504, email: [email protected].


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CCEERRCCOO LLAAVVOORROO.. Ragazza seria, ref-erenziata cerca camera prezzo modicoe in cambio di assistenza notturnaanziani o piccole facende domestiche.Massima serieta. Tel. 388 / 1655419.II WWAANNTT TTOO RREENNTT AA RROOOOMM-RROOMMEE//JJUUNNEE.. 43 responsible maleseeking flat-share independent roomfor 2-3 months. I arrive June 2. Budget:€400-€450/month (inclusive)[email protected] GGAARRAAGGEE SSPPAACCEE NNEEAARR CCEENN-TTRROO.. Need garage space to park carsomewhere near the historical centerfor a 4-door car. Please email [email protected] RROOOOMM - PPOORRTTAA MMAAGGGGIIOORREE..€400 single room in 2 bedroom apart-ment, well connect with transportation,unlimited WiFi. Available from 1st May.Looking for a tidy and sensible flat-mate, balcony. Joseph 339 / 2555215.WWAANNTTEEDD SSMMAALLLL SSTTUUDDIIOO.. Independentroom, monolocale, apartment, centre ofRome from September. Tel. 339 /6675270, [email protected].

DDOOGG CCRRAATTEE FFOORR SSAALLEE.. Used oncefor transporting dog from America. Inexcellent condition. 120cm x 81cm x88cm. Paid $380, selling for €[email protected].

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CCOO-LLOOCCAAZZIIOONNEE OO SSCCAAMMBBIIOO CCAASSAA..Scambierei ospitalità durante l’estatecon signora sessantenne. Abito inSabina cerco signora con casa almare, [email protected] EEXXCCHHAANNGGEE.. Italianjournalist to improve her English seeksBrit for English/Italian chats over cof-fee... or tea. [email protected],cell 3473305937. CCOONNVVEERRSSAATTIIOONN EEXXCCHHAANNGGEE.. I offermy Italian in exchange of English,Spanish or French conversation.Contact me to improve your [email protected]. DDOO UU WWAANNTT TTOO LLEEAARRNN EENNGGLLIISSHH??Native English teachers are availablefor lessons - conversational English,grammar, writing & pronunciation atyour home/[email protected] EEXXCCHHAANNGGEE FFOORR EENNGGLLIISSHH..Australian couple aged 24 looking forItalian couple to have conversationexchange. Email: [email protected]. IITTAALLIIAANN IINN EEXXCCHHAANNGGEE FFOORR EENNGGLLIISSHH..I can help you learn Italian in exchangefor conversation in English. EmailFrancesco [email protected].

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GGRREEAATT SSTTUUFFFF OONN SSAALLEE!! Everythingmust go! Located in Testaccio. Pleaseemail for a [email protected] HHOOUURR.. 12 bottles Chivas,Vecchia Romagna, JW Black Lable (2Lbottles), Moet & Chandon found in cel-lar. Honest offer. Text 380 / 7935272.HHIIPP//TTHHIIGGHH EEXXEERRCCIISSEE MMAACCHHIINNEE..Almost New Body by Jake of Californiahip and thigh machine €100. For pho-tos: 339 / 7636677 [email protected] SSAALLEE.. 2 single mattress190x80cm (30€ each) in good condi-tions. Cell. 339 / 6844690.HHOOUUSSEEHHOOLLDD SSAALLEE.. 1 king ironsprung base bed 190x160cm (35€) ingood condition. Cell. 339 / 6844690.HHOOUUSSEEHHOOLLDD SSAALLEE.. 4 woodenkitchen chair with handmanded strawseat (15€ each) all 4 for 50€ Cell. 339 /6844690.JJAACCKKSSOONN 55 22LLPP CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN..Bought in Canada, late 70s, Pickwickedition. This edition is very hard to find.€10000.00 negotiable. Tel 392 /7388608.OOGGGGIIOONNII CCOONNTTAAIINNEERR BBEEDD FFOORRSSAALLEE.. Modern queen bed with storagebelow, in powder blue material, €600.Contact 347 / 3312349 [email protected]. PPAAIINNTTIINNGGSS.. Different sizes, painters.Prices. Very presentable. must sellbecause of downsizing. text3807935272.PPAAIINNTTIINNGGSS.. Watercolours, oils, pastelsmust sell due to leaving Rome. Varioussizes. From €50 framed. Tel.066634285, 333 / 7490606.SSEERRVVIIZZIIOO RROOYYAALL CCOOPPEENNHHAAGGEENN..Vendesi servizio royal copenhagen per12 persone motivo “blue flowers”,anche pezzi separati. Tel. 3384327088.SSOOFFAA.. 3 seater & 2 seater white (wash-able covers) sofas. Not new, but pre-sentable. Best offer. You collect. Text380 / 7935272.TTHHEE AARRTT OOFF CCRROOCCHHEETT.. Hand madescarf, baby plaid bedspreads etcwww.lavoricrea.webs.com. You commis-sion I will make it. Tel. 329 / 7843257.

CCOOMMPPUUTTEERR AASSSSIISSTTAANNCCEE//LLEESSSSOONNSS..Native English/fluent Italian. Expertcare in your home/office, whateveryour PC problems/requirements.Thomas 347 / 7215686.

DDOOGG WWAALLKKEERR//SSIIIITTTTEERR.. Animal lovingand reliable Scotsman available any-time for dog walking / animal sitting.Please contact me on 327 / [email protected] MMAASSSS CCOOMMMM GGRRAADD.. Woman wantsa job as a sales/secretary etc, I can domy work with little or no supervision.Tel. 327 / 3532905.AA WWOOMMAANN SSEEEEKKSS AA JJOOBB.. Looking foran English secretary/receptionist callme on 327 / 3532905. Thanks.AAMMEERR//EEUURROO NNAANNNNYY CCOOMMIINNGG TTOORROOMMEE!! English mother tongue -nanny:exp.,refs, 01 831 435 0735 Kay.AAMMEERRIICCAANN SSEEEEKKIINNGG BBAABBYYSSIITTTTIINNGGJJOOBB.. American children’s nurse seek-ing babysitting job in Rome. Extensiveexperience with children and Englishnative tongue. Please email [email protected].

AANNYY JJOOBB!! Male, 36, looking for anykind of suitable job, speak English andItalian pls call 389 / 9818703 or [email protected] TTEEAACCHHEERR.. Female Arabicteacher, very friendly with kids,[email protected]//PPEETT//HHOOUUSSEE-SSIITTTTEERR.. Swedishgirl! I speak fluent English. I can workas babysitter, pet-sitter and house-sit-ter. Open mind about price! Tel. 348 /4541272, [email protected] - EENNGGLLIISSHH LLEESSSSOONNSS..10+yrs childcare exp./TEFL certified & 2yrs teaching kindergarten. Avail to babysit& help w/ homework, also Eng. lessons.Email: [email protected] FFRRIIEENNDDLLYY AAUUSSTTRRAALLIIAANN..I’m an Australian girl living in Romelooking for babysitting work. Energetic,fun and friendly. Please call Annie3934475479.BBAABBYYSSIITTTTEERR//EENNGG.. MMOOTTHHEERRTTOONNGGUUEE.. 10+ YRS BABYSITTINGEXPERIENCE AS WELL AS 2 YEARSTEACHING KINDERGARTENERS.AVAILABLE MORNINGS UNTIL 2PM.email- [email protected] - SSUUIITTAABBLLEE VVAACCAANNCCYY..Corporate Banker qualified in Finance(MBA/FCMA,UK) and Engineering over14Y of experience looking for a open-ing. 00393898854903, [email protected] EENNGGLLIISSHH LLEESSSSOONNSS..English Mother-tongue teachers givinggrammer, conversation and writing les-sons. At your home and for all [email protected] HHEELLPP.. Experienced womanneeds a job as a domestic help. full-time or part-time. Tel. 328 / 9356229.DDOOMMEESSTTIICC JJOOBBSS.. Nigerian lady of33yrs seeks domestic jobs, babysit-ting, cleaning, secretarial. Part-time /full-time available between 8am to4pm. Tel. 327 / 3532905.EENNGGLLIISSHH AANNDD BBAABBYYSSIITTTTIINNGG..Experienced Native English teacher isavailable for lessons & babysitting.Excellent References. 3802477921. EENNGGLLIISSHH AAUU PPAAIIRR FFOORR SSUUMMMMEERR22001111.. English, 20 years old with 6months au pair experience. Speak a lit-tle Italian. Available mid-June - earlyAugust. [email protected] FFOORR CCHHIILLDDRREENN && AADDUULLTTSS..Experienced Native English teacher isavailable for lessons - conversational &writing at your home. ExcellentReferences. 380 / 2477921. EENNGGLLIISSHH MMOOTTHHEERR TTOONNGGUUEELLEESSSSOONNSS.. Qualified English tutorsavailable for English lessons at yourhome. For all ages. [email protected]. EENNGGLLIISSHH SSPPEEAAKKIINNGG GGRRAADDUUAATTEE..Want a secretary/receptionist? Call meon 327 / 3532905.EENNGGLLIISSHH TTEEAACCHHEERR.. CELTA Qualified,Experienced, Mother tongue General/Business English Teacher for Companies/Private lessons. Tel. 338 / 7165125.EENNGGLLIISSHH TTUUTTOORR.. ExperiencedEnglish teacher available to teachadults/children on weekends.References available on request. Tel388 / 7946100. EENNGGLLIISSHH-IITTAALLIIAANN TTRRAANNSSLLAATTIIOONN..English-Italian translation and Italian textwriting and editing. Call 349 / 4327280.EEXXPPEERRIIEENNCCEEDD EENNGGLLIISSHH PPAAIINNTTEERR..experienced in restoring old periodhouses in England and modern apart-ments. Feel free to cal for a friendlyreliable service. 3922504889.


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EEXXPPEERRIIEENNCCEEDD SSEECCRREETTAARRYY recep-tionist, fluent English seeking a posi-tion in the office and hotel/hospitalitysectors. Contact [email protected] 328 / 6425491.FFIILLIIPPIINNAA SSEEEEKKIINNGG JJOOBB AASS DDOOMMEESS-TTIICC.. HELP PARTIME/FULLTIME, WITH-IN ROME CENTER/NEARBY AREASONLY. 329 9886289.FFLLUUEENNTT EENNGGLLIISSHH.. Over 20 yrs experi-enced secretary/ receptionist, comput-er literate, seeking job in hotels orother secretarial position. Please: [email protected] or 3286425491.FFOOUUNNDDAATTIIOONN SSTTAAGGEE.. Quilified cre-ative teacher for a position of co-teach-ing in a classroom foundation stage.Casa della ghianda Association CV [email protected] LLEESSSSOONNSS for children andyoungsters given by a gentle nativeGerman speaker. Please contact me [email protected]. HHOOUUSSEE KKEEEEPPEERR - OOLLDD AAGGEE CCAARREE..Young female available immediately forjob with room and board anywhere inItaly and/or abroad. Tel 339 / 7762166. HHOOUUSSEEKKEEEEPPEERR//NNAANNNNYY.. Seeks parttime job, Rome area - with regular doc-uments, patente B, car, speaks English/Italian. Pls call Mukta 3881932442.II HHOOUURR VVOOLLUUNNTTAARRYY SSEECCRREETTAARRIIAALL..Would like to offer a secretarial/recep-tion voluntary work in an office so as toget more experience. [email protected] YYOOUURR EENNGGLLIISSHH!! Hello!Are you looking for quality Englishlessons with a qualified, experienced,friendly native English teacher?References available. [email protected] MMAANN.. Indian man looking forjob as a housekeeper in Rome. Tel 380/ 7547103.IITTAALLIIAANN LLAANNGGUUAAGGEE.. Effectivemethod, Italian teacher with yrs ofexperience abroad (embassies anduniversities) gives private lessons.Friendly, referenced. Monica [email protected] FFOORR JJUULLYY.. Roberta, 31 years old,from Rome, searching for a job aswaitress in restaurant or bar only July.3402658285, [email protected] NNAANNNNYY//EENNGGLLIISSHH TTUUTTOORR.. Tomom in Monteverde: please supplyyour email. I can’t contact you other-wise. Thank you!! 14168988014.

LLIIVVEE-IINN NNAANNNNYY//EENNGGLLIISSHH TTUUTTOORR.. 30y/o female native English speakerseeks live-in nanny or English tutor jobin Italy for July-August +14168988014.LLIIVVEEIINN.. Srilankan with driving licenseitalian/English spoken experiencedwith reference for a kind family. [email protected] FFOORR AANNYY KKIINNDD OOFF WWOORRKK.. Ifneed someone please late know, 327 /3161056, [email protected] TTUUTTOORR AAVVAAIILLAABBLLEE tostudents of all ages, by an experi-enced Australian private tutor. RingMichelle: 339 / 7916532.MMUULLTTIILLIINNGGUUAALL SSEECCRREETTAARRYY//LLIIAAIISSOONN..Excellent Italian, several languages,shopping / liaison. Diplomatic &International environment. Seriousenquiries only. Call 339 / 7636677 [email protected] NNEEEEDDSS AA FFAAMMIILLYY!! FluentEnglish speaker, aged21. Three yearsexperience, CV, photo and fully check-able references. Please contact me:[email protected] or 3294556836.NNAATTIIVVEE SSGG EENNGGLLIISSHH SSPPEEAAKKEERRRROOMMEE.. Giving English lessons /babysitting. Tel. 380 / 2477921. PPEERRSSOONNAALL AASSSSIISSTTAANNTT OORR NNAANNNNYYJJOOBB.. 23yr old Australian, 7 yearsNanny experience, 3 years PA experi-ence. Fluent in English, know basicItalian, have Italian [email protected]. PPRRIIVVAATTEE EENNGGLLIISSHH LLEESSSSOONNSS fromEnglish mother tongue with TEFL cer-tificate and experience. 25 euro/hour.Contact [email protected] MMUUSSIICCIIAANN.. Canadianprofessional singer, guitarist, song-writer seeks professional music offers.myspace.com/[email protected]. Tel +39 392 / 7388608 or+39 333 / 3593523. PPRROOFFIICCIIEENNTT EENNGGLLIISSHH experiencedsecretary/receptionist, seeking a job inhotel sector or any other secretarialposition. Computer literate. Contact:[email protected] or 328 / 6425491. RREECCEEPPTTIIOONNIISSTT,, BBAABBYYSSIITT,, CCLLEEAANNIINNGG..Romanian, 33, looking for a job asbabysitter, cleaning, hotel receptionist.English and Italian speaking. Good ref-erences. Tel. 380 / 1712630,[email protected] FFOORR HHOOTTEELL WWOORRKK..English speaker looking for work intourism or hotel receptionist. speaksItalian and Spanish call 347 / 4536421.

AALLCCOOHHOOLLIICCSS AANNOONNYYMMOOUUSS IINN EENNGG-LLIISSHH.. We are here to help you: 064742913 and www.aarome.info.BBOOLLLLYYWWOOOODD EEVVEENNIINNGG WWEEAARR.. Highfashion oriental 3-piece evening wear.Rich stone /gold embroidery.Fascinating colours. Unique & Trendy.Please call: 339 / 7636677.CCAALLLLIINNGG AALLLL BBOOOOKK LLOOVVEERRSS.. Is any-one interested in forming a book club?Please contact David (389 8870183) oremail [email protected] SSAALLEE:: 22 UUNNUUSSEEDD HHEERRMMEESSSSCCAARRVVEESS.. 2 orig Hermes scarves andDamiani pearl earrings for sale. Textemail for photo and details. email to:[email protected].. Beautiful Italian lady per-forms romantic massage in the com-fort of her house, available for outcalls. Tel. 346 / 7375105.MMUUSSIICC IINNVVEESSTTMMEENNTT PPAARRTTNNEERRWWAANNTTEEDD.. Music Production seeksinvestment partner please viewwww.myspace.com/reymore and callTel. 389 / 1886618. TTHHEE GGIIFFTT OOFF MMUUSSIICC.. A Song to tellsomebody how you feel! Hire a profes-sional songwriter to write it. Tel. 392 /7388608.

EENNGGLLIISSHH PPLLAAYY DDAATTEE FFOORR CCHHIILLDDRREENN..Experienced, native English speakingteacher available to children 2-7 yearsold for private English “Play Date” ses-sions. Ring Michelle: 3397916532. RROOMMEE AARRTT PPRROOGGRRAAMM.. The RomeArt Program - New York is in Romethis summer. We have scholarships!Paint with us in June-July.www.romeartprogram.org.TTOOTTSS WWOORRLLDD PPLLAAYY SSCCHHOOOOLL IINNRROOMMEE.. English play school, Piramidearea for children under 4. Full and halfday places, For information call 0657289765.

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BBRRIITTIISSHH RROOYYAALL WWEEDDDDIINNGG SSOOUU-VVEENNIIRRSS.. British royal wedding souvenirs,email [email protected] DDII CCOOPPPPIIAA.. MariaAcquaroli, ICA life-coach nel campodelle relazioni e autrice del libro“Irresistible Love”, presenta corso percoppie. Tel. [email protected] PPLLAAYY DDAATTEE FFOORR CCHHIILLDDRREENN..Experienced, native English speakingteacher available to children 2-7 yearsold for private English “Play Date” ses-sions. Ring Michelle: 3397916532. II HHOOUURR VVOOLLUUNNTTAARRYY SSEECCRREETTAARRIIAALL..Would like to offer a secretarial/recep-tion voluntary work in an office so as toget more experience. [email protected].. Available only in ACILIA,INFERNETTO, C.PALOCCO, AXA andOSTIA. Tel. 329 / 4206439.PPHHOOTTOOGGRRAAPPHHYY SSEERRVVIICCEESS.. We coveryour family/company event, create per-sonal photobooks for fashion/cinema.Mob: 392-6593226 Visitwww.post.folios.com.PPRROOFFEESSSSIIOONNAALL TTRRAANNSSLLAATTIIOONN..Translation from and to English, sever-al kind of documents, starting from€10,oo per page. Phone: 3297245051e-mail: [email protected] FFOOOOTT MMAASSSSAAGGEE..using aromatherapy oils, strong footmassage to ease your pains zonesVilla Ada, Trieste tel. 3396675270.RREELLOOCCAATTIINNGG TTOO RROOMMEE?? Let theexperts at Principal RelocationCompany take care of your relocationand immigration needs. Call+39.06.9094776 or visitwww.reloprc.com.

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American International Club of Rometel. 0645447625 – www.aicrome.orgAmerican Women’s Association of Rometel. 064825268 – www.awar.orgAssociation of British Expats in [email protected] of Malaysians in Italytel. 389 / 1162161 – [email protected] [email protected] Club of [email protected] di Cultura Mario MieliGay and lesbian international contact grouptel. 065413985 – fax 065413971Commonwealth Club of [email protected] Women’s Club of Rometel. 0633267490 – www.pwarome.orgIrish Club of [email protected] – www.irishclubofrome.comLuncheon Club of Rometel. 0636307249Professional Women’s Associationwww.pwarome.orgUnited Nations Women’s Guildtel. 0657053628 – [email protected] Neighbortel. 347 / 9313040 – [email protected]

ASSOCIATIONSThe following cinemas show films in English or ori-ginal language when available – see daily press forprogramme details.AlcazarVia Merry del Val 14, tel. 065880099in original language on MonCineclub DetourVia Urbana 47/a, tel. 0645490845Fiamma MultisalaVia Bissolati 47, tel. 06485526FilmstudioVia degli Orti d’Alibert 1/c, tel. 0668192987www.filmstudioroma.comGreenwichVia G. Bordoni 59, tel. 065745825Nuovo OlimpiaVia in Lucina 16/g, tel. 066861068Nuovo SacherLargo Ascianghi 1, tel. 065818116in original language on Mon when available

CINEMAS St Francis Xavier del Caravita (Roman Catholic)Via del Caravita 7 – www.caravita.orgS. Silvestro Church (Roman Catholic)Piazza S. Silvestro 1, tel. 066977121Sunday service 10.00 and 17.30S. Susanna Church (Roman Catholic)Via XX Settembre 15, tel. 0642014554, Saturdayservice 18.00. Sunday service 09.00 and 10.30St Andrew’s Presbyterian ChurchVia XX Settembre 7, tel. 064827627Sunday service 11.00St Patrick’s Church (Roman Catholic)Via Boncompagni 31, tel. 064203121Sunday service 10.00St Paul’s within-tthe-WWalls (Anglican Episcopal)Via Nazionale, corner Via Napoli, tel. 064883339Sunday service 08.30,10.30 (English), 13.00 (Spanish)

• AAmmbbuullaannccee tel. 118• CCaarraabbiinniieerrii tel. 112• EElleeccttrriicciittyy aanndd wwaatteerr ffaauullttss (Acea) tel. 800130336• FFiirree bbrriiggaaddee tel. 115• FFoorreessttrryy ccoorrppss (forest fires) tel. 1515• GGaass lleeaakkss (Italgas-Eni) tel. 800900999• PPoolliiccee tel. 113• RRuubbbbiisshh (Ama) tel. 8008670355

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Alcoholics Anonymoustel. 064742913 – www.aarome.infoArchè(HIV+ children and their families)tel. 0677250350 – www.arche.itAssociazione Centro Astalli(Jesuit refugee centre) Via degli Astalli 14/atel. 0669700306Associazione Ryder Italia(Support for cancer patients and their families)tel. 065349622/0658204580 www.ryderitalia.itAstra (Anti-sstalking risk assessment)tel. 066535499 – www.differenzadonna.itCaritas soup kitchen(Mensa Giovanni Paolo II) Via delle Sette Sale 30tel. 0647821098. 11.00-13.30 dailyCaritas foreigners’ support centreVia Zoccolette 19, tel. 066875228 – 066861554Caritas hostelVia Marsala 109, tel. 064457235Caritas legal assistancePiazza S. Giovanni in Laterano 6/a, tel. 0669886369Celebrate Recovery Christian grouptel. 338 / 1675680Comunità di S. EgidioPiazza di S. Egidio 3/a, tel. 068992234Comunità di S. Egidio soup kitchenVia Dandolo 10, tel 06589432717.00-19.30 Wed, Fri, SatInformation line for the disabledtel. 800271027Joel Nafuma Refugee CentreSt Paul’s within-the-WallsVia Nazionale, corner Via Napoli, tel. 064883339Mason Perkins Deafness Fund(Support for deaf and deaf-blind children)tel. 0644234511 – [email protected] Anonymoustel. 064743772Salvation Army (Esercito della Salvezza)Centro Sociale di Roma “Virgilio Paglieri”Via degli Apuli 41, tel. 064451351Support for elderly victims of crime(Italian only) Largo E. Fioritto 2, tel. 0657305104The Samaritans Onlus(Confidential telephone helpline for the distressed)tel. 800860022

SUPPORT GROUPS

All Saints’ Anglican ChurchVia del Babuino 153/b, tel. 0636001881Sunday service 08.30 and 10.30Kids Rock children’s service every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month at midday.Christian Science ServicesVia Stresa 41, tel. 063014425Church of All NationsLungotevere Michelangelo 7, tel. 069870464Church of SwedenVia A. Beroloni 1/e, tel. 068080474Sunday service 11.15 (Swedish)Footsteps Inter-DDenominational ChristianSouth Rome, tel. 0650917621 – 333 / 2284093North Rome, tel. 0630894371,[email protected] Central Gospel ChurchVia XX Settembre 88, tel. 0655282695International Christian FellowshipVia Guido Castelnuovo 28, tel. 065594266Sunday service 11.00Jesus Cares [email protected] CommunityTempio Maggiore, Lungotevere Cenci, tel. 066840061Jewish Reform Group in RomeCongregation Lev Chadash, Piazza della Libertà 10tel. 339 / 3824815, Shabbat services at 10.00,Friday night service once a monthLay Centre at Foyer UnitasLargo della Sanità Militare 60, tel. 067726761Lutheran ChurchVia Toscana 7, corner Via Sicilia 70tel. 064817519, Sunday service 10.00 (German)Ponte S. Angelo Methodist ChurchPiazza Ponte S. Angelo, tel. 066868314Sunday service 10.30Pontifical Irish College(Roman Catholic) Via dei Santi Quattro 1,tel. 06772631. Sunday service 10.00Rome Baptist ChurchPiazza S. Lorenzo in Lucina 35, tel. 066876652 – 066876211, Sunday service10.30, 13.00 (Filipino), 16.00 (Chinese)Rome Buddhist Centre ViharaVia Mandas 2, tel. 0622460091Rome Mosque (Centro Islamico)Via della Moschea, tel. 068082167 – 068082258

RELIGIOUS

The following bookshops and libraries have booksin English and other languages as specified.Bibliothèque Centre CulturelSaint-LLouis de France (French)Largo Toniolo 20-22, tel. 066802637www.saintlouisdefrance.itHerder International Book Center (German)Piazza di Montecitorio 117-120, tel. [email protected] – www.herder.itLa Librairie Française de RomeLa Procure (French)Piazza S. Luigi dei Francesi 23, tel. 0668307598www.librairiefrancaiserome.comLibreria Feltrinelli InternationalVia V. E. Orlando 84, tel. 064827878, www.lafeltrinelli.itLibreria Quattro Fontane (international)Via delle Quattro Fontane 20/a, tel. 064814484Libreria Spagnola Sorgente (Spanish)Piazza Navona 90, tel. 0668806950www.libreriaspagnola.itS. Susanna Lending LibraryVia XX Settembre 15, tel. 064827510Opening times: Sat & Sun 10.00-12.30Tues 10.00-13.00, Wed 15.00-18.00,Fri 13.00-16.00The Almost Corner BookshopVia del Moro 45, tel. 065836942The Anglo American BookshopVia della Vite 102, tel. 066795222The Lion Bookshop & CaféVia dei Greci 33-36, tel. 0632654007www.thelionbookshop.comThe Open Door Bookshop (second handbooks – English, French, German, Italian)Via della Lungaretta 23, tel. 065896478www.books-in-italy.com

BOOKS

24-hour, multilingual information line for servicesin Rome, run by the city council.Tel. 060606.

CHIAMAROMA

• AAttaacc (Rome bus, metro and tram)tel. 800431784, www.atac.roma.it

• CCiiaammppiinnoo aaiirrppoorrtt tel. 06794941, www.adr.it• FFiiuummiicciinnoo aaiirrppoorrtt tel. 0665951, www.adr.it• Taxi tel. 060609 – 065551 – 063570 – 068822 -

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