The original scenographical installation conceived by Luciano Damiani, with the ample proscenium in front on the stage and the big shutters opened on it.

The sketches by Damiani illustrate the use of a big backdrop made of HSE - Tempesta silk with flat making to stylize the waves of the sea.

Damiani used the lightness of the silk ...

... to create a fluctuating very shaken surface that simulated the stormy sea.

He got it placing under the backdrop made of HSE - Tempesta silk several mimes shooking upward their arms ...

... and it was a brilliant scenographical invention that characterized the show and that was an epoch-making event.

The staging of the famous effect conceived by Damiani.

The background lighting is obtained with a Rear-illuminated cyclorama made of the film RTE - Temporale.

Luciano Damiani used the HSE - Tempesta silk, one of his preferred scenographical materials, also to make a big semitransparent sail ...

... that was shaked by the wind of the storm.

The type of silk chosen by Luciano Damiani for this stage set ...

... became a classical of scenography.

And since then it was denominated, in Peroni's catalog ...

... with the name of this famous stage set of the Piccolo Teatro.