2. Carignano 2025/26

No character has become such a powerful and charismatic icon over time, transforming into a symbol of theatre itself, quite like Hamlet. There is no greater challenge for actors and [+]

A sharp-edged comedy brought to life by a cynical and manipulative protagonist. Franco Branciaroli, under the direction of Paolo Valerio, takes on the role of Sior Todero—a rustego by Goldoni, [+]

Massimo Popolizio directs and stars in Harold Pinter’s most brutal and unsettling play. The Homecoming refers to the return of a couple: a university professor, now distanced from his working-class [+]

Among Shakespeare’s most sophisticated and beloved tragedies, King Lear has always served as a magnifying glass for the fragilities and madness of the human soul.Giving voice to the aging monarch—now [+]

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 [+]

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 [+]

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 [+]

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 [+]

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, Paolo Pierobon, Aldo Ottobrino, and [+]

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 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 [+]

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 [+]

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 [+]

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 [+]

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 [+]

The National Choreographic Centre / Aterballetto pays tribute to the genius of Ennio Morricone with a new creation that blends dance, visual art, cinema, and the unforgettable music of the [+]

Silvio Orlando takes on the role of Ciampa, a tragic and grotesque figure at the heart of Luigi Pirandello’s Il berretto a sonagli. Originally based on a short story and [+]

Geppy Gleijeses returns to engage with Raffaele Viviani and his “street” tales—stories that have always succeeded in giving lyrical power to the slums, the downtrodden, and the common folk. The [+]

An old actor, surrounded by a dreamlike, ethereal atmosphere, finds himself reliving moments of his life during the half hour before stepping on stage to perform Strindberg’s The Storm. The [+]