Franco Branciaroli is Leo Kaufmann, a Jew sentenced to death for having dared have a relationship with an “Aryan” woman

Drawing her cue from the work by Thomas Mann, Liv Ferracchiati uses words, dance and video to explore what binds beauty and the act of creation

Pupils from the Accademia Teatro alla Scala Ballet School present a programme that explores classical, neoclassical and contemporary dance

A timeless masterpiece, a legendary character: Galatea Ranzi plays Anna Karenina in the new adaptation by Luca De Fusco

Sandro Lombardi presents Anna Della Rosa with his interpretation of the last two laments of love written by Giovanni Testori

Liv Ferracchiati returns to talk about the challenges of emancipating oneself from the maternal figure and finding one’s one place in the world

Inspired by the poem by Hesiod, the new play by the FC Bergman collective is a reflection on the relationship between humanity and the Earth

What is more frightening, an asteroid on a collision course or the rules of a musical? The answer lies in the new show by Marco D’Agostin

Can one simultaneously be in the vibrations of a grand collective celebration and in those of complex thought?

Following its extraordinary success in the 2023/24 season, Stefano Massini brings his show based on Freud back to the Piccolo

A new production by the Carlo Colla & Figli Company, freely based on Cervantes and by a never-before-performed manuscript belonging to the Company