60 years on from Vajont, Marco Paolini returns to the stage with a classic play from his repertoire

Peppino Mazzotta, in a performance for voice and music, brings life to an impassioned reflection on power and its contradictions

An account which brings together history and popular culture in recollection of one of the most tragic events in Nazi occupation.

Valerio Binasco directs Jon Fosse. He is joined on stage by Pamela Villoresi, Michele Di Mauro, Giordana Faggiano and Isabella Ferrari

Orsini and Branciaroli, the two “Sunshine Boys” of Italian theatre, in the play by Neil Simon and directed by Massimo Popolizio

Pasolini’s 1955 novel becomes a play directed by Massimo Popolizio, with dramaturgy by Emanuele Trevi, starring Lino Guanciale.

Jacopo Gassmann directs a piece by the Spanish Juan Mayorga on the relationship between a professor and a student.

Through theatre, circus, dance, James Thierrée brings to the Piccolo a phantasmagorical pantomime which is a product of his original poetic universe.

On the occasion of the International Flamenco Day, the Autumn Preview of the MilanoFlamencoFestival will be playing host to the Concha Jareño Company.

How can a journalist or an artist speak of war? Is dialogue between them possible, in order to help humanity defend itself from chaos?

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

The creative process of the choreographer is presented as a form of slow and casual accumulation of meaning that emerges during the work itself. 

Under the guidance of Antonio Latella, Vinicio Marchioni wears the crown of William Shakespeare’s most evil sovereign

In Ostermeier’s reading of Shakespeare’s work, the struggle for power has never been so terrible.