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Davide Livermore directs a stellar cast in this masterpiece by Eugene O’Neill—widely regarded as a cornerstone of American theatre—bringing together the talents of Elisabetta Pozzi, Tommaso Ragno, Aldo Ottobrino, and [+]

A forgotten Pirandello? Perhaps because it’s too uncomfortable, too truthful. Yet One, or No One (O di uno o di nessuno) feels more relevant than ever. Two friends, Tito and [+]

ON THE POLITICAL BODY OF PIERO GOBETTI Piero Gobetti was an intellectual who fused political passion and a deep love for theatre with extraordinary intensity. One hundred years after his [+]

Written in 1959, Saturday, Sunday, Monday is Eduardo De Filippo’s timeless comedy, portraying—with sharp irony—a family crisis that erupts over a traditional Sunday lunch. Luca De Fusco’s precise direction preserves Eduardo’s [+]

In a small seaside paradise, Maddalena Casto reigns supreme within the walls of Villino Tajani, presiding over a self-sufficient and contradictory all-female microcosm. Between winters in Bari and summers in [+]

Since its successful debut in 2023, this production—written by Diego Pleuteri and directed by Leonardo Lidi—has captivated and moved Italian theatre audiences with its simple, transparent, and immediate storytelling of [+]

In the collective imagination, Judas Iscariot is the ultimate traitor. Yet today, his story appears far more complex and nuanced than such a simple label suggests. Writer and director Leonardo [+]

In the dual role of actor and director, Luca Marinelli—recently acclaimed for his starring role in the TV series M – Il figlio del secolo—dives into the visionary universe of [+]

Licia Lanera is the first, since the death of Pier Vittorio Tondelli, to obtain the rights to bring Other Libertines (Altri libertini) to the stage. An explosive text, seized for obscenity [+]

Milena Vukotic brings to life Émilie du Châtelet, the extraordinary 18th-century mind: scientist, philosopher, and companion of Voltaire, with whom she shared both passion and intellect. Witty, sharp, and free-spirited, Émilie [+]

This Peter Shaffer play was awarded the Tony Award for Best Play on its stage debut, and in 1984 became a cult film directed by Miloš Forman, winning eight Academy [+]

Mirra is a tragedy that explores one of the deepest taboos: the incestuous love between father and daughter. Young director Giovanni Ortoleva chooses to engage with Alfieri’s language, placing it [+]

Look at the Lights, My Love is based on the work by Annie Ernaux, 2022 Nobel Prize winner, who transforms a supermarket into an unsettling mirror of our times. Michela [+]

The musical Chicago comes to life in a refined reinterpretation by Kriszta Székely, resident artist at the Teatro Stabile di Torino. With performers from the renowned Katona József Theatre in [+]

Gianpiero Rappa writes and directs a surreal and irresistible comedy that blends nightmare and irony, featuring performances by Lisa Galantini, Elisabetta Mazzullo, Nicola Pannelli, and Rappa himself. Joe Black, a [+]

Liv Ferracchiati, an associate artist at the Teatro Stabile di Torino, directs his own reinterpretation of one of Chekhov’s most famous plays, exploring its pervasive sense of stasis and longing [+]

Arturo Cirillo brings to the stage a social mystery tinged with psychological thriller elements. Amid eerie sounds and stark lighting, this new production reveals the intertwined lives of two lonely [+]

A one-act play written and directed by Ivan Cotroneo, performed with intensity by Marta Pizzigallo and Elisabetta Mirra. Inside a classroom, a student and her teacher engage in a tense [+]

Ben Duke, a visionary talent of the British stage, imagines them grappling with midlife crisis, weaving Shakespearean verse, domestic quarrels, and biting irony. A journey of laughter and melancholy, exploring [+]

Five strangers find themselves in an unremarkable provincial rehearsal room for an acting class: that’s how Circle Mirror Transformation begins—a brilliant comedy by Annie Baker, one of the most original [+]