VENICE 〓 The rehearsal for the opening performance of the Teatro La Fenice was canceled due to the storm surge

2019/11/15

Venice, the “water city” in northern Italy, has been hit by an unusual storm surge for the first time in 53 years. According to local reports, the storm surge exceeded 187 cm. It is approaching the record high of 194 cm in 1966. Almost half of Venice is flooded. As a result, the rehearsal of “Don Carlo” on the 14th was canceled at the Teatro La Fenice. “Don Carlo” is the opening performance of the 2019/2020 season, which will begin on the 24th. It is said that the postponement of the performance has started.

Photo：Teatro La Fenice

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