The most important moments in the most famous (love?) story in the world in a youthful story in both English and Italian.

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

Pure emotion: Lluís Pasqual directs Nuria Espert in the “classic” staging of the height of García Lorca’s poetry.

A true story of forged art; a blend of theatre and cinema, Łukasz Twarkowski’s spectacular work comes to Italy

A European tourist in a North African city. An Arab girl watching the sea at sunset. Davide Carnevali tells the story of an encounter.

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

An extraordinary theatrical project, an autobiographical account, a reflection on the eternal ties between personal stories and historical events.

A “dangerously” fun show: Massimo Popolizio directs and performs in the masterpiece by Harold Pinter

Pippo Delbono dedicates his new, moving work to those who, after falling asleep, have the courage to wake up again

Surreal tones of the theatre of the absurd in a play which lies between dream and reality, populated by unusual people.

In Ostermeier’s reading of Shakespeare’s work, the struggle for power has never been so terrible.  

Under the guidance of Antonio Latella, Vinicio Marchioni wears the crown of William Shakespeare’s most evil sovereign

The creative process of the choreographer is presented as a form of slow and casual accumulation of meaning that emerges during the work itself. 

Arianna Scommegna and Mattia Fabris, directed by Francesco Niccolini, in a stage adaptation of the novel by Marco Balzano