A reflection on the violent dynamics within the family unit, taking from works by Pirandello, re-examined with the collaboration of Andrea Camilleri.

Carlo Porta’s translation of Dante’s Inferno meets Schubert’s “Winterreise”, in celebration of the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante.

The MIT Jazz Festival ends with a tribute to Lucio Dalla, an artist who was particularly fond of Afro-American music.

The first appointment of MIT Jazz Festival is with Enrico Intra and Alex Stangione.

From January 2018, the 20th edition of Jazz al Piccolo with the Civica Jazz Band.
 

The second appointment of the MIT Jazz Festival is with the Claudio Angeleri Ensembe in a concert dedicated to Italo Calvino.

Exhilarating, provocative, powerful, topical, epic, masterful. The return, exactly 50 years on from its debut, of Mistero Buffo by Fo and Rame.

A play performed in 45 countries, and translated into 24 different languages for 500 productions. A story which speaks about loyalty, feelings and family. 

Filippo Dini and Arianna Scommegna as the writer Paul and his tormentor Annie in Misery, based on the novel by Stephen King.

A new incursion by Emma Dante into the universe of misery, abuse and squalor which women have always been condemned to fight against.

Franco Branciaroli plays Jean Valjean in the theatrical staging of one of literature’s masterpieces: Les Miserables by Hugo. Directed by Franco Però.

LaFil brings to the Piccolo a concert inspired by Miracle in Milan by De Sica-Zavattini, on the occasion of the stage adaptation directed by Claudio Longhi

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

Sonia Bergamasco reads Fernanda Wittgens, the woman who protected The Last Supper and other monuments in Milan from the devastation of the war.

An exceptional woman and her fight to save the Last Supper from the folly of war. Sonia Bergamasco reads Fernanda Wittgens.