Stagione 2025/26

Between law and conscience, obedience and dissent, Roberto Latini restores form and voice to the protagonist in the tragedy by Jean Anouilh

Davide Carnevali brings the drama of Alzheimer’s to the stage, set against the backdrop of a Europe at war, losing its memory of history

Author and actor under 30, Niccolò Fettarappa comes to the Piccolo to examine the crisis of desire in post-COVID society

Deflorian curates a reading of A girl’s story, one of the many astounding books by Ernaux, winner of the 2022 Nobel in Literature

Peppino Mazzotta, in a performance for voice and music, brings life to an impassioned reflection on power and its contradictions

Deflorian returns as director and actor to stage the novel by Han Kang, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature

The work by Édouard Louis becomes a logical step towards a form of dramaturgy ever more focused on literature

Pirandello’s classic comes to secondary schools to encourage teenagers to reflect on the falsehoods that they encounter in daily life, from social networks to fake news

With his first theatrical performance of Pirandello, Silvio Orlando delicately expresses the tragic humanity of Ciampa, directed by Andrea Baracco

Tolja Djoković intertwines the stories of two women and two eras to examine the theme of the gaze on female bodies as they change

Elogio della vita a rovescio focuses on the relationship between sisters, one of the most closely studied by Han Kang in her books

Directed by Andrea Chiodi, Tindaro Granata and Lucia Lavia perform in the last, irresistible play by Molière

A tribute to imperfection by Annie Baker, an original voice in new American dramaturgy, directed by Valerio Binasco

The new work by Federica Rosellini, inspired by one of the most controversial figures of the musical and cultural scene: Marilyn Manson

Leonardo Petrillo brings to the stage Friedrich Nietzsche, the philosopher who tried to lend meaning to life