A mother, a son, a lake; Chekhov’s The Seagull encounters a new work by Liv Ferracchiati

One of the lesser known but most topical of Elias Canetti’s works describing a dystopian world in which mankind is deprived of identity.

Fabrizio Gifuni continues his biting "anti" biography of a nation, this time taking on the letters and the memorial of Aldo Moro.

Fabrizio Gifuni pays tribute to Hamlet, in which the words of Shakespeare are interwoven with the powerful musical fresco by Shostakovich.

As with the most perfect of Italian comedies, an exhilarating comedy of errors based on the novel by Andrea Camilleri

The scientists Bohr, his wife, and Heisenberg meet to clarify the mystery surrounding their meeting in Nazi-occupied Copenhagen.

Renato Sarti stages the play in which Fo and Rame present an Italy facing up to a new way of living life as a couple.

Animated by Marta Cuscunà, a flock of mechanical crows examines the possibility of a new form of harmony between nature and progress

Umberto Orsini and Lucia Lavia in the story of a man in a fight against himself, time and destiny, in search of impossible redemption.

Eden, Shirin and Mina: three women, three religions, three lives in the middle-eastern time-bomb. The story of a conciliation which may be impossible.

A witch-hunt that, at its core, was a scathing condemnation of contemporary social psychosis; Filippo Dini takes on Arthur Miller

A writer who has decided to kill himself, a young necrophile. An original reflection by Blanco on death, passion and eroticism 

Bulgakov comes to the theatre. Giorgio Sangati directs Sandro Lombardi and Paolo Pierobon in the stage version by Stefano Massini.