2021-2022

For the thirtieth edition, the Milano Musica Festival is looking to future scenarios through which to listen to the present.

Giorgio Gaber’s cues accompany the testimony of an intense life of militancy and belonging

Carlo Porta’s translation of Dante’s Inferno meets Schubert’s “Winterreise”, in celebration of the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante.

The pupils of the Accademia Teatro alla Scala Ballet School perform masterpieces of classic and contemporary choreography

The fine line between the normal and the pathological.

The charm of the Colla puppets meets Giuseppe Verdi's opera and ancient Egypt. Aida is a timeless classic

Seen not just as a feeling, but an actual frame of mind, love lies at the heart of the new play by Pippo Delbono.

What humanity is really doing in order to avoid destruction?

Duels, forbidden love, disguises, masks and a lunch served twice, all seasoned with acrobatics: Harlequin returns to the Piccolo!

Two great names from Italian theatre, Anna Maria Guarnieri and Rosalina Neri, are the adorable “killer aunts” in this famous comedy

Beckett’s Room is the fascinating and innovative work by Dead Centre that, by drawing on our imaginations, offers us a glimpse of the French Resistance

A letter written to someone who will never write back. D’Agostin dedicates a show to Nigel Charnock and his desperate form of dance

The themes of data and the ethical implications of scientific innovation are examined in the new play by Laura Curino.

The winner of the 56th Riccione Theatre Award is the story of the first close encounter with an alien life-form

Federica Rosellini makes her direct debut at the Piccolo with Carne blu - which she also wrote - drawing inspiration from Ariosto and Woolf