"Tramedautore" plays host to Volver, a story of migration from the past to examine migration in present times.

The 2019 edition of "Tramedautore" ends with La veglia by Rosario Palazzolo, a sardonic, ironic and harrowing play.

A chance encounter, a photography, memories that resurface and bring with them people and places that never cease to be dangerous.

Todi, a symbol of the Italian provinces where life is serene and everyone knows each other... but what is it best to avoid doing in a small town?

A subtle, brilliant, visionary and surreal form of comicality. 

Three sisters, united in mourning, find the courage to admit and confess the domestic violence they have suffered.

Tramedautore opens its XX edition with a tribute to Antonio Tarantino, presenting one of his most powerful and mysterious works.

Giulietta and her mother, expelled from Gaddafi’s Libya as “Italians”, return to a home that they have never known.

A reflection on the importance of its role and its commitment: can the theatre change the world?

A paradoxical tale of the thirty-something generation, a world which is real and at the same time dreamlike, set in provincial Italy.

A reflection on contemporary society, on ourselves, on our relationship with power and the trust we place in it.

The reading combines poems by Ostermaier, one of the most interesting writers on the German scene, and texts by the Argentine dramaturg and director Spregelburd.

The anger, resentment and frustration of youth lost in the no-man’s-land of the suburbs, where the only distraction is boredom.

The story of a life that is ending, told to a train driver who has run over a man.

A poetic and cruel story on childhood and adulthood, but above all on that crucial passage between two fundamental moments in life.