Accessibility has been one of our strategic priorities since 2021, the year in which we launched—for the first time on a national level—a structured programme of accessible titles within our season lineup. We believe that theatre should be a welcoming and stimulating space where everyone can feel comfortable: a shared experience that fosters creativity, dialogue, and reflection. Following the principles of design for all, we produce support and educational content, offer introductory experiences, and—thanks to new technologies—make the theatrical experience accessible to all, in line with Article 30 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. This now well-established commitment also contributes to strengthening the public identity of 20th-century theatre: a cultural heritage space, a place of participation and well-being, to which everyone must have equal access.
SURTITLING
Surtitles are available in Italian and in accessible Italian (with sound descriptions), and can be viewed—depending on preferences, seating, and theatre venue—using smartglasses, tablets, or smartphones provided by the theatre.
ACCESSIBLE MATERIALS
The LIS video (Italian Sign Language), complete with audio and subtitles, serves as an introduction to the performance and provides practical information for attending. The accessible programme note offers deeper insight into the plot and characters, along with background information on the authors and directors. For shows aimed at younger audiences and schools, a C.A.A. (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) version of the programme is also available. All materials are uploaded to the website and app, in each show’s dedicated section, shortly before the premiere.
AUDIODESCRIPTION
Audiodescription is transmitted via headphones for the entire duration of the performance, using smartphones provided by the theatre.
TOUCH TOUR
For each accessible performance, a descriptive and tactile tour is offered on stage, accompanied by artists and technicians. This allows participants to explore and physically experience the set design, costumes, and props up close. Participation is free upon reservation: accessibilita@teatrostabiletorino.it
WEB
Through a control panel (accessible via the icon at the bottom right), users can customize the website’s display to suit their needs. It is possible to adjust font size, colors, and animations, highlight different content, and activate various accessible reading modes, including: Epilepsy-safe mode, Blind-friendly mode, Cognitive disability mode, ADHD-friendly mode, Keyboard navigation profile
ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES – 2025/26 Season
During all accessible performances, the following services are available: SURTITLES, AUDIODESCRIPTION, ACCESSIBLE MATERIALS These resources are designed to make the theatrical experience inclusive and enjoyable for all spectators.
Next Accessible Performance
LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST
Teatro Carignano June 25 – July 5, 2025
Touch Tour: July 3, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Show information »
STAGIONE 2025/2026
HAMLET
Teatro Carignano October 21 – 26, 2025
Touch Tour: October 24, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Show information »
ANNA CAPPELLI
Teatro Gobetti November 12 – 16, 2025
Touch Tour: November 14, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Show information »
THE SEAGULL
Teatro Carignano December 9 – 14, 2025
Touch Tour: December 12, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Show information »
SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Teatro Carignano February 3 – 8, 2026
Touch Tour: February 6, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Show information »
IL RAGGIO BIANCO
Teatro Gobetti, March 18–22, 2026
Touch Tour: March 20, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Show information »
CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION
Teatro Carignano, April 14–19, 2026
Touch Tour: April 17, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Show information »
30 MILLIGRAMMI DI ULIPRISTAL
Teatro Gobetti, May 20–24, 2026
Touch Tour: May 22, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Show information »
MANDRAGOLA
Teatro Gobetti, June 9–14, 2026
Touch Tour: June 12, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Show information »
SHOW TIMES
Performance times vary depending on the theatre and day of the week. Full details are available on the individual show pages.
LOCATIONS
The Teatro Stabile di Torino hosts performances in three venues:
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Teatro Carignano
Piazza Carignano 6 – Turin -
Teatro Gobetti
Via Gioachino Rossini 8 – Turin -
Fonderie Limone di Moncalieri
Via Pastrengo 88, corner of Via De Filippo – Moncalieri
THEATRE ACCESSIBILITY
· All venues are barrier-free, equipped with compliant elevators and facilities for people with disabilities.
· A list of reserved parking spaces for disabled persons near the theatres is available at: gtt.to.it/cms/parcheggi/sosta/stalli-disabili
· Dedicated parking is available at Fonderie Limone.
· Guide dogs are welcome.
REDUCED TICKETS
People with disabilities are entitled to reduced-price admission for all scheduled performances. If necessary, a companion is entitled to a free ticket.
Teatro Carignano
Accessible reduced price*: €31.00
under 25 / Over 65: €17.00
under 18: €12.00
Teatro Gobetti/Fonderie Limone
ridotto accessibile* € 21,00
under 25/over 65 € 15,00
under 18 € 12,00
SUBSCRIPTIONS
ACCESSIBLE SUBSCRIPTION*
5 performances of your choice among the accessible titles
Box office only: €75.00 (by reservation only)
7-Show Reduced Subscription*
7 performances of your choice (including at least 1 TST production)
Box office: €160.00 – Online: €148.00
* Discounts apply to individuals with certified disability or invalidity of 66% or more.
INFO
Per ricevere maggiori informazioni su orari, prezzi, spettacoli accessibili e sulle modalità di accesso, contattaci.
accessibilita@teatrostabiletorino.it
tel. 0039 011 5169460
RESERVATIONS
To ensure the best possible experience and to arrange the use of accessibility devices, reservations are required. You can book: By email: biglietteria@teatrostabiletorino.it, By phone: +39 011 5169555, In person at the Teatro Carignano box office,
open:Tuesday to Saturday: 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM, Sunday: 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
PARTNER
Il TST ha aderito all’Agenda della Disabilità, promossa da Fondazione CRT e dalla Consulta per le Persone in Difficoltà. L’Agenda è nata nel 2021 e rappresenta un modello di inclusione partecipato, frutto di un percorso di ascolto e co-progettazione che oggi coinvolge circa 300 soggetti, tra organizzazioni non profit e “portavoce” della società civile.
The C.A.A. (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) materials are curated by Cooperativa Valdocco.
With the support of Amici del Teatro Stabile di Torino.