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Energie Nove is a festival animated by young artists who graduated from the Teatro Stabile di Torino School and by emerging talents. Its title is inspired by the magazine Energie [+]

Conor ha tredici anni e niente sembra andare bene: sua madre è molto malata, i coetanei lo ignorano, la nonna lo opprime con regole inflessibili e le sue notti sono [+]

Una favola surreale e tenera che inizia con un impatto: un pagliaccio su un monociclo che si lancia contro un treno. Prima di morire, però, ha il tempo di raccontare [+]

Energie Nove is a festival animated by young artists who graduated from the Teatro Stabile di Torino School and by emerging talents. Its title is inspired by the magazine Energie [+]

Energie Nove is a festival animated by young artists who graduated from the Teatro Stabile di Torino School and by emerging talents. Its title is inspired by the magazine Energie [+]

Casa Mia è un racconto personale, una galleria di ricordi privati che, tuttavia, trova qui un respiro più universale. Ognuna delle brevi storie - spesso comiche - che viene raccontata, [+]

Paris, December 15, 1840. Napoleon has been dead for twenty years, but it is on this freezing day that his remains are finally allowed to return to his homeland to [+]

Poised between comedy and unease, Pirandello weaves appearance and truth into a cruel interplay of morality and desire. In a suspended time, Vanessa Gravina, Max Malatesta, Franca Penone, and Nicola [+]

Anton Chekhov once distilled the essence of this masterpiece in just a few words: “Four acts, a landscape, many discussions about literature, a bit of action, and five tons of [+]

A BRECHTIAN APOCRYPHA The irreverent Natalino Balasso has created this original play—an apocryphal take on Brecht’s Saint Joan of the Stockyards—populating it with some of the most iconic characters from [+]

Novecento Returns, the renowned monologue by Alessandro Baricco, directed by Gabriele Vacis and forever linked to the talent of Eugenio Allegri, who embodied it for nearly thirty years. Today, this [+]

Antonio Latella directs Richard III, Shakespeare’s iconic portrayal of ruthless, deformed evil. But in this staging, it’s not the Duke of York’s twisted body that takes center stage, but the [+]

With its unmistakable language—poised between biting irony and aching poetry—Carrozzeria Orfeo brings to the stage an intimate, elusive tale. Three women, three seasons of life, intertwine their destinies in a [+]

Vincenzo Malinconico takes the stage at Teatro Carignano—an “unsuccessful” lawyer created by novelist Diego De Silva and portrayed, both on screen and on stage, by Massimiliano Gallo. This is an ironic [+]

The third chapter of the Wind Trilogy — winner of the Critics’ Prize in 2019— The Great Emptiness arrives at the Limone with its moving, visionary staging. Merging theatrical narrative [+]

In 2015, Donald J. Trump announced his entry into the political arena—and from that moment, his life became a relentless succession of plot twists, decisive encounters, triumphs, and bankruptcies. Following [+]

“It’s a ‘small great book’ that hits you straight in the heart,” writes Serena Sinigaglia, who turns to Letizia Russo’s dramaturgy to bring Storia di Argo by Mariagrazia Ciani to [+]

Giorgio Pasotti takes the stage as Iago, using this production to explore—together with the audience—the enduring power and painful relevance of one of Shakespeare’s greatest classics.  This Othello speaks to new [+]

Winner of the 2009 Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy and the Tony Award for Best Play, this razor-sharp work by Yasmina Reza has captivated audiences in Paris, London, New [+]

Voice and body become raw, explosive forces in Arianna Scommegna’s performance of Cleopatràs—an intense monologue by visionary playwright Giovanni Testori, known for blending the sacred and the profane in a [+]