Naples becomes a terrifying fairground in the melologue by F. Vacchi based on the text by G, Montesano, with the voices of T. Servillo and Imma Villa.

A game of chess with one’s ghosts, a pre-Freud session of psychoanalysis, the brilliance of Dostoevsky in a work worth of exploration. 

Lino Guanciale, accompanied by the accordion of Marko Hatlak, looks back on the enthusiasm, tragedy and leaps forward of the 20th century

Europeana will seem the most suitable book for describing our species at the dawn of the third millennium.

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What are the things that are worth living for? With the help of the audience, Filippo Nigro answers with sensitivity and levity

The new play directed by Milo Rau is a reflection on the past and the future, on life, death, solitude and community.

The puppets of the Carlo Colla & Figli company dance in the Teatro alla Scala ballet celebrating 19th-century scientific and technical progress

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

Directed by Leonardo Petrillo, Mariano Rigillo and Silvia Siravo return Ezra Pound to the absolute purity of his art and his poetry

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

Dance, acrobatics, acting and music: a poetic fable in an astounding performance of humans and animals
 

Thirty years on from the massacres in Capaci and Via D’Amelio, a story told through words and music re-evokes those tragic events

Branciaroli and De Francovich, directed by Calenda, in a play dedicated to the most tragic and comical of Shakespeare’s characters.

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

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