A tribute by the Piccolo, on the day it celebrates its foundation, to one of the directors that made it great: Patrice Chéreau

The theme of the city is at the center of the 17th edition of the Festival that connects Milan and Turin in the name of music

The theme of the city is at the center of the 17th edition of the Festival that connects Milan and Turin in the name of music

Carmelo Rifici directs the young graduate actors from the Piccolo's School of Theatre in the disturbing masterpiece by Schnitzler.

The “black” Goldoni returns to the stage, directed by Giorgio Sangati: life, intrigue, betting and love in a Venetian neighbourhood during Carnival.

The last novel by Moravia comes to the theatre. A savage and unhealthy game between two couples in which definitive possession is impossible.

Man, or god? Stefano Massini tells of the unstoppable rise of the controversial millionaire who became the president of the United States.

The most multi-ethnic orchestra in Italy in a glamorous and iconoclastic Don Giovanni, with Petra Magioni in the leading role.

Valerio Binasco takes on Don Giovanni, a timeless legend which has been seducing audiences from all over the world for centuries.

A new production by the Carlo Colla & Figli Company, freely based on Cervantes and by a never-before-performed manuscript belonging to the Company

An experiment that combines DJ sets and theatre, drawing the audience into an alternating blend of playlists and performance.

Eduardo’s comedy on the confine between mental health and illness, to laugh, and to reflect on human misery and the ambiguity of language

A comedy on the ephemeral confine between mental health and illness, to laugh, and to reflect on human misery and the “ambiguity” of language.

A radiodrama by Andrew Bovell, a concerted piece for four characters