For us, “An Art Theatre for All” also means a theatre that is open, inclusive and accessible to everyone. To this end, we are committed to improving and implementing our products and services through ongoing dialogue with our audiences.

A key aspect of this vision is the Piccolo Aperto project, set up with the contribution of the Fondazione di Comunità Milano: a structured process aimed at fostering profound and lasting change. 
Audio descriptions, tactile tours, surtitles, translations into Italian Sign Language, simplified materials, decompression spaces and an accessible website are just some of the aspects of a constantly evolving process aimed at consolidating our theatre’s role as a model for inclusion.
 

SPACES
Our spaces offer routes that are free of architectural barriers and are equipped with toilets for the disabled. The auditoriums have reserved spaces for spectators with visual, hearing or motor-related disabilities. 

Assisted listening
Our spaces offer the use of the free ListenWIFI app, which allows the audio of shows to be listened to directly from a smartphone via earphones, hearing aids or cochlear implants. Find out more about Listen Everywhere!, a project promoted by a.l.f.a. – Associazione Lombarda Famiglie Audiolesi with the contribution of the Lombardy Region and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers.
 

PRICES
Carriers of a Disability Card have the right to a 50% discount on the full ticket price for programmed shows. 
If provided for by the Disability Card, the relative caregiver will have the right to free access. 
Tickets can be reserved or purchased at the Teatro Strehler box office or by calling the box office line on +39 02 21126116.
A valid form of identity and the Disability Card must be shown when collecting the tickets. 
In order to allow the appropriate service to be offered, spectators with motor-related disabilities are kindly asked to specify whether they use a wheelchair when reserving tickets. 

Guide dogs are granted access if their presence is indicated when reserving or purchasing tickets.

BOX OFFICE INFO AND OPENING HOURS 
 

WEBSITE
The icon at the bottom left on all the pages of our website offers access to a tool that allows a range of simplified content viewing options to be activated and managed, rendering our website as legible as possible.
 

ACTIVITIES FOR SPECIFIC SHOWS AND EVENTS

Italian Sign Language translations 
An Italian Sign Language translation service for deaf or hearing-impaired spectators. 

Poetic audio descriptions
Audio descriptions played through headphones that provide an account of the show without neglecting the aspect of emotion, offering blind or visually impaired people the possibility to imagine and interpret the action on the stage. 

Surtitles
Surtitles in Italian and/or English to favour the enjoyment and understanding of the show for deaf, hearing-impaired, foreign or non-mother-tongue Italian spectators.

      ➝ Il vertice | 6–11 May
          Multilingual show with Italian and English surtitles

Touch tour
A sensory tour with the guidance of our operators dedicated to blind and visually impaired spectators to explore the stage, the costumes and the props a few hours before the show begins. 

Simplified kits 
Detailed information provided in simple language, accessible for neurodivergent people and those with cognitive disabilities. 
 

SUGGESTIONS AND REPORTS
Help us become an ever-more accessible theatre: write to us with suggestions or reports at accessibilita@piccoloteatromilano.it.
 

We collaborate with: a.l.f.a. – Associazione Lombarda Famiglie Audiolesi; Associazione Al. Di. Qua. Artists – Alternative Disability Quality Artists; Associazione Culturale Fedora; Progetto “Teatro No Limits”, promoted and organized by Centro Diego Fabbri in Forlì, in collaboration with Associazione Incontri Internazionali Diego Fabbri APS and with the Department of Interpretation and Translation at the University of Bologna (Forlì Campus) with the support of SIAE (Società Italiana degli Autori e Editori); Spazio Aperto Servizi Società Cooperativa Sociale Onlus.
 

The Piccolo Aperto project is realized with the contribution of


 

Piccolo Teatro di Milano forms part of the Italian network of

Last updated April 2025