Three stories related to the figure of Galileo, a blend of science and conscience, past present and future to examine the contemporary world

The magic of Christmas returns thanks to the famous ballet by Tchaikovsky and the marionettes of the legendary Carlo Colla & Figli Company

Through the words of Francesco Piccolo, Claudio Bisio tells the story of a life similar to the one we all live, full of mistakes and intuition

The pupils of the Accademia Teatro alla Scala Ballet School in the ballet by Sergej Prokof’ev, choreographed by Frédéric Olivieri

Liv Ferracchiati has chosen Hedda Gabler by Ibsen to examine the relationship between social convention and the desire for freedom

75 years on from its debut in July 1947, Strehler’s Harlequin returns to Via Rovello as energetic as ever!

Gabriele Lavia in the disturbing work by Dostoevsky that has accompanied him for his entire life, the story of a man who dreams of his own death

Six characters in search of love; a blend of intrigue, misery and laughter in the comedy by the most important French playwright of the 18th century

Via a QR code, spectators are able to listen to the work by Olivia Laing

Alessandro Serra takes on Shakespeare's last play, a tribute to the power of theatre and a representation of worldly political strength

Sara Cano creates a celebration of life that, despite everything, continues to flow

Forty years on from an epic match and twenty years on from a legendary play, Davide Enia returns to evoke the joy of that victory

From Homer to Leopardi, a classic tale to discuss war with younger audiences and learn to play with words

A concert-play set to the dizzying rhythm of rap to rediscover all the vitality, power and topicality of Rostand’s poem

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