"Stay in Naples": From Massimiliano Gallo to Peppe Servillo, 21 shows in the city.

The fifth edition of 'Restate a Napoli' returns to Piazza Plebiscito : art, music, and live theater are on the program in the heart of the city with Massimiliano Gallo, Gino Rivieccio, Dario Sansone, Walter Ricci, Aurora Leone, Peppe Servillo, the Solis String Quartet, Paolo Caiazzo, and the students of CIOE' for a total of 21 shows in seven days.

The summer festival, which will transform Naples's iconic square into an open-air theater from August 10th to 16th , will offer the city a week of free performances including music, theater, and dance. Directed by Lello Arena , an iconic figure on the Italian arts scene, the event confirms its position as a bridge between tradition and innovation under the starry sky of Partenope.

Following the success of the previous edition, which saw over 100,000 spectators gather in the majestic piazza and millions of online interactions, 'Restate a Napoli' is poised to exceed all expectations. Funded and promoted by the City of Naples , part of the broader 'Naples City of Music' project, the event is more than just entertainment, but a true cultural and social development project focused on young people. Lello Arena and the artistic direction: a tribute to Neapolitan creativity. The event becomes a bridge between major national stars and emerging local voices.

Arena has curated a program that ranges from the great classics to contemporary experimentation, always with a special focus on young artists. Restate a Napoli is more than just a festival, but a launching pad for those who dream of appearing on a prestigious stage. Young musicians, emerging actors, and dancers have the opportunity to perform alongside established names, in a setting that combines artistic quality and accessibility. Mayor Manfredi has repeatedly emphasized the importance of this initiative: "Naples in August is a vibrant city, full of tourists and residents seeking opportunities for encounters and beauty. With 'Restate a Napoli' we want to offer not only a show, but also a message of sharing and cultural identity."