This first play by Chiara Guidi provides a re-reading of the legend of Oedipus as a magical fable tied to ancient fertility cults

An eco-feminist play that explores a near future that may soon be our present

Emma Dante returns to Lo cunto de li cunti by Giambattista Basile; an exaltation of memory, a celebration of death, and of life

Unrequited love and lost illusions; Leonardo Lidi stages the first of Čechov’s great masterpieces

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

The champions of Ariosto tackle gender stereotypes and the idealisation of love in the complex stage of adolescence

A blend of reality and autofiction. Riondino and Carnevali bring the drama of disappearances during 20th-century dictatorships to the theatre

Una visita spettacolo del Teatro Strehler per scuole primarie e famiglie, alla scoperta di luoghi e storie che hanno reso celebre il Piccolo

The first production directed by Martone at the Piccolo is Romeo and Juliet, the story of “a world in which conflict dominates without reason”

A dizzying examination of love, heredity and femininity; lacasadargilla stages the award-winning work by Alice Birch

A man encounters an alien life form; a woman asks him what happened. In the wake of its previous great success, Carbonio by Pier Lorenzo Pisano returns

Il teatro a scuola: Antigone si presenta nelle classi degli istituti superiori per parlare a ragazzi e ragazze di legalità e politica, femminismo e patriarcato

In a dystopian future, half of the human race has been wiped out by an eclipse; fraternity is the only way to sooth the pain of loss

Il barone rampante by Italo Calvino, a story of freedom, courage and perseverance, comes to the stage directed by Riccardo Frati