Beckett’s Room is the fascinating and innovative work by Dead Centre that, by drawing on our imaginations, offers us a glimpse of the French Resistance

Davide Enia stages the contemporary tragedy of the landings on the coasts of the Mediterranean

Societies appear to be founded on the control and exploitation of lives that are considered superfluous; Still Life is an invitation to rethink the community

Based on the first-hand experiences of a number of humanitarian workers, a play that tells of the fight for a better world

A monologue that creates dialogue, an expression of the silent pain of the exile, flight, and sense of uprootedness of a woman, Io

Terzopoulos takes on Ibsen’s classic in experimental form, staging the tragic comedy of our existence

A work that dives into the consciousness of the head of a ministry cabinet, a drone pilot, and a scientist, exploring stories of love and unease

A play that studies the sources of social violence, transforming the action on stage into a human laboratory

A play that stages a representation of human fragility in the relationship between body and marionette

Through the exceptional journeys of three people forced to reinvent themselves, the performance is an invitation to reconsider the concept of identity

Five characters, victims of “compulsive daydreaming disorder”, tell the audience of their obsessions

Dance seen as a means to study and question the present; Serge Aimé Coulibaly stages a form of humanity in transition

Federica Rosellini makes her direct debut at the Piccolo with Carne blu - which she also wrote - drawing inspiration from Ariosto and Woolf

A couple of actors rehearsing Molière, an embarrassing SMS; Rambert presents an examination of the conventions of theatre and the rules of emotion

With this powerful and disturbing work, Tarnagda brings to the stage a woman revolting against all forms of oppression. She fights with her most miraculous weapons: words