The fifteenth edition of the "Certosa Festival" starts on July 3 until July 25, at the Museum of Natural History, University of Pisa. 

Operas, musical, theatrical and cultural events of all kinds. 

Friday, July 3 at 21:30: opening with Tosca, opera in three acts by Giacomo Puccini which is signed, as directed, to Salvatore Ciulla. In the courtyard of the Certosa Monastery.

Tuesday, July 7, at 21.30:  La moglie del Procuratore, a free adaptation by Francesco Marchitti book by Elena Bono recently revived by Edward Arnold. "During a night Claudia Serena Procula, wife of Pontius Pilate, he is confident his friend Seneca the background and the result of the death sentence of Jesus of Nazareth ....". At the Parish of St. John the Evangelist and Ermolao.

On July 16: Adieu Callas, written and directed by Claudio Blacks by the theater of Tea. At the Certosa of Calci.

From July 22 to 24: three nights at the Museum of Natural History and the Charterhouse for rereading Moby Dick by Bernardo Pellegrini of the famous book of Melville.

Final evening on July 25: this year still dedicated to the great dance with Night Flamenca by the International Society of Flamenco directed by Mario El Rubio.

On July 19:presentation EFV Italy / Usa with projection of videos made in the US version and the presentation of the project by Renata Sheppard, artistic director EFV Use and university professor at the University of Seoul . The evening will be attended by Lorenzo Minoli, film producer. At the Museum of Natural History.

 Tickets and information: the Ticket Office is at the Museum of Natural History on the left of the Certosa and tickets will go on sale the same day of the show at the times indicated in promotional material. We do not accept reservations for shows EXCEPT for Moby Dick, it shows that unlike the others on the bill WILL START 'to 20.30 for dinner planned in conjunction

The info you are asking the Museum of Natural History every day at the times indicated (from 10 to 19.45)