A European tourist in a North African city. An Arab girl watching the sea at sunset. Davide Carnevali tells the story of an encounter.

A true story of forged art; a blend of theatre and cinema, Łukasz Twarkowski’s spectacular work comes to Italy

Pure emotion: Lluís Pasqual directs Nuria Espert in the “classic” staging of the height of García Lorca’s poetry.

The first production directed by Martone at the Piccolo is Romeo and Juliet, the story of “a world in which conflict dominates without reason”

The most important moments in the most famous (love?) story in the world in a youthful story in both English and Italian.

Laura Pasetti and the Charioteer Theatre involve young children in an exciting journey to discover Shakespeare and the English language.

Celestini dedicates one of his stories to Francis, the saint who chose to serve the poor and who, in Greccio in 1223, created the nativity scene

Valerio Binasco stages the irresistible comedy by Michael Frayn: what could possibly happen behind the scenes in a theatrical play?

France and Vietnam are bound by intimate tales of family, love, friendship and exile that intersect in the whirlwind of history

San Vittore Globe Theatre - Atto II: the return of the “open” company of artists, citizens and inmates, who obtain their “leave” on stage.

San Vittore Globe Theatre – Atto II Le Tempeste is a show dedicated to Shakespeare and performed by the inmate and non-inmate actresses of the CETEC

History and legend, poetry and stories, faith and ritual: Mimmo Borrelli and Roberto Saviano recount Naples in the footsteps of San Gennaro.

Sani is an expression used in greeting in the foothills of the Alps, in the Piave Valley, and lends meaning to a form of theatre that serves as a bridge.

Seven young playwrights led by Antonio Latella re-write the themes of the legend of the Atreides and of generational differences.