Fifty years on from the kidnapping and murder of Cristina Mazzotti, the play that reconstructs the story returns to the stage

A true Brechtian didactic drama, our Antigone in cattedra comes to high-school classrooms to speak about legality and politics, feminism and patriarchy

The new Harlequin comes to the stage, a topical play that dances lightly on the thread of time strung between the past and the future

Tea and apocalypse on a summer afternoon for four women on the threshold of their golden years; lacasadargilla stages Caryl Churchill

Il barone rampante by Italo Calvino, a story of freedom, courage and perseverance, comes to the stage directed by Riccardo Frati

From Homer to Leopardi, a classic tale to discuss war with younger audiences and learn to play with words

A journey in the name of Dante and the unique cultural heritage represented by the Divine Comedy: Toni Servillo presents a show that takes on Dante’s work through an original interpretation by one of the most important contemporary Italian writers, Giuseppe Montesano.

Fanny & Alexander and Federica Fracassi once again explore the terse and cutting work of Ágota Kristóf

Emma Dante brings the horrific ritualism of femicide to the stage with a new surreal theatrical work

75 years on from its screen debut, Longhi-Guanciale pay tribute to the masterpiece by De Sica-Zavattini, a blend of fantasy and history

Author and actor under 30, Niccolò Fettarappa comes to the Piccolo to examine the crisis of desire in post-COVID society

Alessandro Bandini lends voice and body to the moving and mysterious story of love between Giovanni Testori and Alain Toubas

Arianna Scommegna and Mattia Fabris, directed by Francesco Niccolini, in a stage adaptation of the novel by Marco Balzano

A “dangerously” fun show: Massimo Popolizio directs and performs in the masterpiece by Harold Pinter

Pirandello’s classic comes to secondary schools to encourage teenagers to reflect on the falsehoods that they encounter in daily life, from social networks to fake news